Michael Jordan’s Diploma, Recruiting Letters, and Transcript Up for Sale

January 10, 2014 BY / 0

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Ever wonder what Michael Jordan studied in college besides how to make opponents look foolish on his way to becoming the NBA’s third overall pick? A man recently bought a storage locker and was surprised to find that the contents of said unit contained some incredible Michael Jordan memorabilia from his years as a student: his diploma, recruiting letters and even his college transcripts are now being auctioned off with a starting bid of USD $5,000. Included in the auction is a letter from the North Carolina recruiting staff that finishes with a handwritten note from Dean Smith who would go on to coach Michael Jordan to a national championship. Hit the gallery to see all of the exclusive items for sale and stay tuned for what the final bid on this rare find will be in the future.

Source: Goldin Auctions/ESPN

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