Michael Jordan’s Signed ‘Player Sample’ AJ1’s Up For Auction, Could Fetch $250k

A true one-of-a-kind pair of Michael Jordan‘s Air Jordan 1’s just hit the market and they’re literally from before the start of all J’s — ’cause it’s his sample sneakers!

Yes, a sample sneaker … meaning these red, black and white kicks were specifically made for His Airness to test out before releasing ’em.

And, these samples are verified .. with the code “850204-TYPS” on the tongue which means these 1’s were made between February and April in 1985 — and TYPS is “Tong Yang Player Sample”.

Another dope authentication check is the mismatched sizes .. 13 for the left foot and 13 1/2 for the right  – ’cause MJ always wore a bigger size on his right foot!

Even though MJ never wore ’em, they were autographed by the then-rookie and it comes with the original NIKE shoebox.

The owner of the kicks got ’em back in the ’80s — when he was a director of communication for a gas and electric company and during his business meeting with a sports agent, he was asked ‘what sports figure I admired’.

Jordan was one of them .. and then a few weeks later, he received the shoes in the mail!

The rare sneakers hit the market — with RR Auctions — 2 weeks ago with a current bid of $95,420 … but are expected to sell for $250,000!!!