A rare Michael Jordan rookie card was among the items stolen from a memorabilia shop, and everything was caught on camera.
Per TMZ Sports, the Chicago-based shop was burglarized late last month when police said a “male suspect removed metal bars from the business and broke in through a back window.”
The store’s owner, Ronnie Holloway, released video of the theft and told TMZ the Jordan card that was stolen is worth $25,000. In addition to the Jordan card, Holloway noted the suspect also took rare cards featuring Babe Ruth, Larry Bird, Jackie Robinson and Walter Payton.
“These are high-end cards,” Holloway said. “Trying to replace it is gonna be hard—vintage cards can’t be replaced.”
Holloway has offered a $10,000 reward for “an arrest or conviction of this person.”
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Jordan spent the first 13 seasons of his NBA career with the Chicago Bulls. He led the franchise to six NBA titles in an eight-season span from 1990-91 to to 1997-98.
