A rare piece of Chicago Bulls history is now up for auction.
A ticket from Michael Jordan’s first home game as a rookie, a 1984 pre-season game the Bulls played in Northwest Indiana.
Collector and owner of the ticket, David Blixt, found the ticket in a box of old baseball cards in his childhood bedroom.
Jordan played his first two games as a Bull on the road in small venues in Peoria and St. Louis, but his first home game took place in a high school gym in northwest Indiana. Blixt was the only one to have saved the ticket.
Online auction house Leland’s said bidding is now over $3,500.
The auction ends on Saturday, Dec. 6.
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