When Hall of famer Michael Jordan is about to pay a bill, smart business operators prefer that he pay by check. First, the odds of Michael Jordan bouncing a check are pretty small. Second, the signature on the check just adds value. Offered is a Michael Jordan check from July 10, 1989. Jordan appears to have written the check as the handwriting seems to match his other samples. Definitely, Jordan has signed the check, which is made out to a "George Digh," an unknown individual to us. The check is in the amount of forty-five hundred dollars, for unspecified goods or services. The cashed check is drawn on the Bank of Glenbrook, a bank in Glenview, Illinois. Michael Jordan's name is printed on the check as is a Post Office box number for Jordan in Highland Park, Illinois. The check is in excellent condition and measures 2.75x6". Jordan's neat signature is in blue ink. Jordan won two Three-Peat NBA Championships with the Chicago Bulls, and he is a 5-time MVP and a 10-time scoring champion, and is often considered the pro basketball G.O.A.T. The check has been encapsulated and graded PSA/DNA Certified Authentic. Regardless of whether it's been cashed, a Michael Jordan signed check always demonstrates ongoing worth.