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Eminem to Auction Rare Signed Sneakers from Personal Collection for Detorit Youth

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Eminem is auctioning more than 100 signed sneakers from his personal collection to raise money for the Marshall Mathers Foundation, which supports disadvantaged and at-risk young people in Detroit. The charity sale, organised by Julien's Auctions, takes place on 25 August in Los Angeles and represents the rapper's largest single-sale sneaker collection ever offered publicly, drawing on more than 20 years of his personal archive.

The lineup includes rare Nike Air Jordan and Air Max collaborations, special-edition adidas Superstar and PUMA Palace Guard shoes, each with its original box. Notable pieces include the Air Jordan 3 "Slim Shady PE" he wore during his Super Bowl LVI halftime show, an Air Jordan 4 Carhartt collaboration, and signed PUMA Palace Guard "Detroit Pistons" trainers. Bidding opens at 10am PT/1pm ET on 25 August and can be conducted online, by phone, in person or via advance written bid, with Shady Records president Paul Rosenberg saying the sale offers fans a chance to own "a piece of his personal collection" while supporting a cause close to Eminem's heart.

  • Eminem auctions 100+ signed sneakers for Detroit youth charity
  • Sale on 25 August benefits the Marshall Mathers Foundation
  • Includes Super Bowl-worn Air Jordans and rare collaborations

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Eminem is one of the world's most successful rappers and is from Detroit. He founded the Marshall Mathers Foundation, named after his real name, to support disadvantaged and at-risk young people in his home city.

Eminem is an avid collector of rare and valuable trainers, accumulating over one hundred signed examples across more than two decades. He periodically sells portions of his collection, with the proceeds supporting charitable work and causes important to him.

The Marshall Mathers Foundation provides support and resources to young people in Detroit who face difficult circumstances. Like many wealthy public figures, Eminem uses his valuable personal possessions to raise funds for causes he cares about.

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