Charles Barkley Is Selling His Awards To Give Back To His Hometown

A former NBA star plans to sell his 1996 Olympic gold medal and 1993 NBA MVP trophy to fund the construction of up to 20 affordable green houses in Leeds, Alabama. He will collaborate with the sports card company PANNINI to auction the memorabilia, expecting to raise $300,000 to $400,000. The star expressed that he doesn't need the awards to define his identity and wants to contribute positively to Leeds. His daughter supports the idea but wishes to keep the 1992 Dream Team Olympic gold medal for its sentimental value.

What is Charles Barkley's primary reason for selling his memorabilia?

• To invest in a new business

• To fund a personal project

• To build affordable green houses

• To donate to charity

Which company is Barkley partnering with to auction his memorabilia?

• Fleer

• PANNINI

• Topps

• Upper Deck

How much does the company expect to raise from the auction?

• $100,000 to $200,000

• $200,000 to $300,000

• $300,000 to $400,000

• $400,000 to $500,000

Why does Barkley feel he doesn't need to keep his awards?

• He needs the money urgently

• He wants to give them to his fans

• He believes his identity is not tied to them

• He wants to make space at home

Which award does Barkley's daughter want to keep?

• 1992 Dream Team Olympic gold medal

• 1996 Olympic gold medal

• A special fan award

• 1993 NBA MVP trophy