- Michael Jordan's 1995 game-worn sneakers identified and authenticated by Real Game Used, a subsidiary of Medical Care Technologies (OTC:MDCE).
- The sneakers, initially acquired for under $16,000, are now listed for $1.5 million on MDCE's Infinite Auctions platform.
- The authentication involved a proprietary AI-driven system that enhances traditional methods, showcasing MDCE's innovative approach to sports memorabilia.
Medical Care Technologies Inc. (OTC:MDCE), through its subsidiary Real Game Used, has announced the successful identification and authentication of Michael Jordan's sneakers from his iconic 1995 return to the Chicago Bulls. These game-worn sneakers, historically significant and once purchased for less than $16,000, are now being listed at a valuation of $1.5 million through Infinite Auctions, another MDCE subsidiary.
The sneakers were authenticated using Real Game Used's cutting-edge AI-driven system, coupled with traditional expertise. This technology allowed the company to identify unique wear patterns and connections missed by conventional authentication methods, underscoring the potential for value creation in the sports memorabilia market.
CEO Marshall Perkins III stated, "This discovery validates everything we've been building with Real Game Used. By combining decades of industry knowledge with our patent-pending AI, we're able to uncover what others miss. These shoes are not just memorabilia—they are a defining piece of sports history."
The sneakers will be spotlighted in an upcoming elite sale event on the Infinite Auctions platform, with bidding set to commence next week. This revelation underscores MDCE's capability to leverage AI technology for substantial returns in the collectibles market.
