07-21-2026, 01:15 PM
(This post was last modified: 07-21-2026, 01:17 PM by HoosierDaddyKid.)
A Wilt Chamberlain warmup jacket originally found in a Portland, Oregon, Goodwill sold for $89,600 (including buyer's premium) at Sotheby's on Monday. In January, Quinn Brown, 19, raided a bargain bin, looking for a jacket he'd seen someone toss in that seemed like it bore Los Angeles Lakers colors. Brown had been buying vintage clothes to resell online for three years; his priciest resale had netted him $250. The warmup jacket says "Chamberlain" on the back and cost Brown $3.07. The jacket turned out to not only be legitimate but a significant piece of Chamberlain and Lakers memorabilia: The jacket was "likely" used throughout the 1971-72 NBA season but was definitively matched to the 1972 NBA Finals, Chamberlain's second title and the Lakers' first championship in Los Angeles; Chamberlain also won Finals MVP, his first as the award wasn't introduced until 1969. The jacket was also matched to the 1972-73 NBA season; Chamberlain's last, in which he set the single-season record for field goal percentage (72.7%) that wasn't broken until the 2019-20 season.
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