Are Game-Worn Jerseys the Most UNDERVALUED Assets in Sports?!
Rob Gough joins Ryan Alford to discuss one of the most significant pieces of Michael Jordan memorabilia to come to market: the white jersey Jordan wore during Game 3 of the 1998 NBA Finals. Rob shares how he tracked the jersey down, why he eventually decided it was time to sell and why he believes the best game-worn…
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