Man Set to Fetch Shocking 6 Figure Amount From Unused Ticket of Michael Jordan’s Debut Game for Chicago Bulls

You probably haven’t heard anything as absurd as this in the recent past. Can you remember the first ever game that Michael Jordan played in the NBA? Probably not. What if we told you that a man purchased a ticket to His Airness’ debut match, but didn’t go? Moreover, what if he has sold that ticket now for a ginormous price? Yes, it’s true.

A 14-time All-Star, Michael Jordan mesmerized the NBA’s most ardent fans for close to two decades. In spite of encountering several roadblocks along the way, MJ had one of the most successful careers in the league’s history.

Starting in 1984, the Bulls rewrote NBA records, courtesy of their 6-time winner in Jordan. As a result, it comes as no surprise that the guard-forward’s tickets sold for millions.

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Unused Michael Jordan debut game ticket sold for over $250,000

Before he became one of the most feared athletes in sports entertainment, Jordan played his first encounter in October 1984. Historically, the 59-year-old’s memorabilia have always sold phenomenally well. However, this one might just be the most sensational one yet. According to a recent report, a ticket from Michael’s debut game vs the Washington Bullets is set to fetch an unthinkable amount.

A particular individual, who bought 2 tickets but didn’t find anyone to attend the game with, managed to save the piece of paper for over three decades. Deciding to put up the un-stamped ticket for auction, he is going to earn a whopping number through the sale.

Apparently, the ticket is also the sole unsold coupon for a Jordan game. With the numbers outdoing his expectations, the anticipated rate for his ticket is over $250,000.

How much would you pay for a ticket from Michael Jordan’s 1984 debut? Although the number sounds unimaginable, some fans go beyond our expectations. Additionally, it stings to think about the wasted ticket back in the day.

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