Bet the Sale Price for Kobe 6 Grinch Sneakers

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Kobe Bryant Grinch Sneakers

Kobe Bryant is going to best Michael Jordan in something basketball-related posthumously. 

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Jordan, or more accurately his iconic black and red Air Jordan 13s, currently holds the sneakers sale record at $2.2 million. His Airness wore the kicks during Game 2 of his final NBA championship in 1998.

But now Bryant's infamous "Grinch" sneakers from a Christmas Day game in 2010 are expected to shatter that auction record set by Jordan's shoes. 

Auction house Joopiter, which was founded by musician Pharrell, is expecting a hammer price of 10 million, but the oddsmakers aren't expecting the sale to reach eight figures.  

BetOnline.ag is offering over/under odds for what the final sale will tally, and their projection is a couple million shy of what the house hopes to achieve.

Sale Price for Kobe 6 Grinch Sneakers

Over/Under      7.5 million

- BetOnline Press

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