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Eminem auctions off his sneaker collection

Eminem auctions off his sneaker collection
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Eminem is auctioning off more than 100 pairs of trainers from his personal collection.

The shoes, all signed by the rapper, are going on the block at 10am on 25 August to raise money for his Marshall Mathers Foundation.

Among the sneakers being offered are pairs of Air Jordans, Air Max, Puma and Adidas footwear, all in a size 10.

The most notable pairs in the lineup are Eminem's unreleased Air Jordan collabs, including his Slim Shady Air Jordan 3, which he wore at the Super Bowl LVI halftime show. There are also his two Air Jordan 4 collabs, featuring his three-way project with Carhartt from 2015 and his Encore pair from 2017.

Some of the bids start as low as $25 (£19), whereas bidding for the signed Carhartt x Nike Air Jordan 4 Promo Sneakers will start at $4000 (£3000).

The lot also features a number of retail pairs, ranging from the Puma Palace Guard to the Adidas Superstar 2 and the Independence Day Nike Air Max 90.

The sneakers are being offered through Julien's Auctions, a Los Angeles-based auction house that specialises in pop culture-based artifacts and memorabilia.

The auction represents the largest single-sale collection of Eminem material ever offered at public auction, according to Julien's.

The Marshall Mathers Foundation benefits youth in Detroit and the surrounding communities.

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