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Autographed Michael Jordan jersey sells for $240,000

Jordan wore the jersey during a game against the Wizards on April 7, 1998.

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This autographed Michael Jordan jersey sold for $240,000.

This autographed Michael Jordan jersey sold for $240,000.

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A signed game-worn Michael Jordan jersey sold for $240,000 at auction on Sunday.

Jordan wore the jersey during a game against the Wizards on April 7, 1998, at the United Center. The jersey had previously been owned by actor/director Penny Marshall. Jordan signed the jersey in 2006.

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