A Look at Some of the Rarest Pairs in Mayor's $1.8 Million Sneaker Collection

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There are only 5 pairs of this navy suede-based Jordan commemorating Derek Jeter’s retirement in existence. They go for like $50,000.

The original Nike Dunk SB Low ‘Paris’ is already worth about $10,000. These were made for Mayor in the Nike Innovation Kitchen.

Wrapped in nubuck, this "Black Cement" Air Jordan 3 sample from 2011 has never been released and probably never will. True grail status.

Like the 'Paris' Lows, this classic SB Dunk collab from the team over at Supreme was converted into an Air Force 1 for an extremely rare pair you may not see anywhere else.

These are, without question, the best Undefeated sneaker collaboration of all-time. With 72 total pairs in existence and an average resale price of $20,000, the numbers don’t lie.

Before Hyperfuse technology was featured on the LeBron 8, it was tested on the Lebron 7, but never released. According to Mayor, these samples were LeBron’s personal pair, so one could only guess its resale value.

Another ultra rare Dunk converted into an Air Force 1, this time a reinterpretation of the 2009 release from Futura and Livestrong that generated money for the Lance Armstrong Foundation.

This is the Air Yeezy holy trinity. The three sneakers in this picture together are worth more than $15,000.

Gifted to Mayor by his friend and legendary DJ Clark Kent for his birthday, this Air Force 1 is taken straight from the popular Entourage episode. However, instead of saying "Turtle" on the toe, this 1-of-1 displays "Mayor."

With only 23 pairs in existence, the Air Jordan 5 ‘Motorsport’ is a grail among grails. Mayor’s pair even appears to be in mint condition, despite the PE being from 2008.