NBA legend and Charlotte Hornets owner Michael Jordan is continuing to impress the world, long after retiring.
A pair of beat up Size 13 sneakers Jordan wore during the gold-medal game between the United States and Spain at the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles sold for a whopping $190,373.80 on Sunday.
That set a new auction record paid for game-used shoes, ESPN reports. Bidding started at $10,000.
The black and white Converse included his orthotic inserts and were autographed by Jordan. They are considered the last pair he wore in a game as an amateur, said SCP Auctions, which handled the auction.