Apparently Michael Jordan himself was one of the few folks to get his hands on the Air Jordan 1 with that alternate Dunk tooling on the bottom. This pair is one of those, a PE for MJ that also has a couple other little tweaks that separate it from the retail version of the OG Air Jordan 1. Also switched up is the overall height and the Wings-logo usage (That emblem hits on both sides of the sneaker here). Get a better look below at this super rare Air Jordan 1 that’s even been autographed by Mike himself.

This just might be the crown jewel of Michael Jordan memorabilia. This incredible auction is offering up two game-worn Michael Jordan jerseys-the ones that he wore during his 1984 and 1992 gold medal games at the Olympics as part of Team USA. On top of that all the gear is autographed and authenticated-a must if you’re considering spending such a gigantic chunk on this group of Michael Jordan memorabilia. Continue reading to see more on these game-worn Olympic Michael Jordan jerseys and then see the auction in its entirety from worldwideinvestments on eBay.

Sneakers autographed by Michael Jordan pop up every now and then, but it’s definitely a rare sight to see a pair personalized by almost the entire Chicago Bulls squad. This Air Jordan XII has just that, with 13 of the 15 team members from the 1996-97 championship team writing their signature across the upper. What’s more the front end even contains the sig of then-coach Phil Jackson. Get a look at this incredible autographed Air Jordan XII and then check out the price from jcjcm on eBay.

This particular colorway of the Air Jordan V did not come accompanied by the #23 embroidery in its original form save for the Michael Jordan issued pairs. This particular one actually puts a little asterisk on that, as it is apparently part of a 100 pair run of size 13s that the public were able to get their hands on. Take a look at the autographed Air Jordan V original with the crazy 40/100 designation on both the box and the tongue tag and then bid on the rare pair from phatbat on eBay..

When Jordan Brand collaborated with Converse earlier in 2012 it was the single sort of “retro” release that reached the farthest back in time, orienting itself towards Michael Jordan’s college days. As a counterpart this Converse Pro Leather is the real deal, a vintage game-worn pair that was autographed by MJ after he finished with them. Click through to check out the Converse Pro Leather in carolina blue/white and Grey Flannel Auctions.

This particular Air Jordan VIII colorway is indeed among the April 2013 Air Jordan retro releases, but you don’t want to wait that long to get a pair do you? Instead, you could pick these up-an original pair of the sneaker actually worn in-game by Michael Jordan, and signed thereafter. Despite being rocked in an NBA game the pair looks pretty crispy, a detail especially impressive when you consider all the years they’ve been around. Click through for a full gallery on the Air Jordan VIII ‘Bugs’ OG autographed game worn pair and check the price from reggiebushsurf on eBay.

While the 2012 version of the Air Jordan X ‘Chicago’ was just about as close a retro recreation as you could ever ask for, there’s undoubtedly still something special about owning the originals. The pair OG’s has the extra special detail of Michael Jordan’s signature across the toebox, upping the already rich history of this particular colorway. Flip through to view this autographed OG Air Jordan X and check out the auction now from dgoldmj2377z0 on eBay.

It goes without saying that the vast number of autographed and/or game-worn pairs of Air Jordan’s from the man himself link up with his time with the Chicago Bulls. And while the later era Air Jordan’s usually don’t hold the same spot in the hearts of collectors as the golden era stuff, you’ve got to figure that sneakers from Michael Jordan’s Washington Wizards days are that much more rare based on his limited tenure with them. This is one such pair, an Air Jordan XVII worn by the man himself and subsequently blessed with his sharpie scrawl. Click through for the full images and bid on this Air Jordan XVII collectors item now from oregonsole on eBay.

The phrase “I wanna be like Mike” is generally accepted to apply to Michael Jordan, but plenty of pugilists could recite the same slogan with hopes of catching up to the likes of legendary fighter Mike Tyson. This cool moment of memorabilia between the two sees Jordan autographing a pair of game-worn Air Jordan XIII’s for Tyson, with “To Mike, stay strong” written on the dimpled upper of the sneaker. Click through to check out this crazy autographed piece and bid on the Air Jordan XIII from Mike Tyson’s Mike Jordan collection now from bondsgloves on eBay.

The whole online auction house thing is obviously a great source for various items from the Michael Jordan lineage, but what if you could distill all that into one physical space? Doing their best at that is Japanese shop Kinetics, who are currently running the ONLYJORDAN exhibition at the mosmos atmos space in Tokyo. The spot will hold tons of vintage merchandise and oddities, and of course plenty of footwear with over 150 deadstock Air Jordan’s waiting to be had. Click through to get a glimpse of the event and make sure to stop by if you’re in the area. via: Freshness

mosmos atmos
4-27-6 Jingumae | Map
Shibuya-ku, Tokyo Japan

Exhibition Dates: June 30, 2012 (Saturday) – July 16, 2012 (Monday) | 12 pm – 8 pm