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Michael Jordan's shoes get record $55,000 at auction


A customized pair of Nike Air Jordan shoes worn by Chicago Bulls great in 1986 were auctioned for $55,000, a record for the iconic style. Heritage Auctions said the winning bid on Sunday was for Air Jordans customized with ankle support and worn by their namesake upon his return from an injury in November 1985. (Chicago Daily Herald)

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