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Sports Memorabilia Auction: Legendary Treasures from Basketball Icons

Excitement Peaks as New York Gears Up for Epic Sports-Themed Auction Extravaganza on December 19th, 2023 at 14:15 EST!


Sports Memorabilia Auctions


Get ready to witness an adrenaline-charged event as the heart of New York City becomes the ultimate destination for sports enthusiasts and collectors alike. On the exhilarating afternoon of December 19th, 2023, at precisely 14:15 EST, a one-of-a-kind sports-themed auction is set to unfold, promising an unparalleled array of iconic memorabilia and prized possessions from the world of sports.


Spanning a diverse spectrum of sports genres, this auction boasts an extraordinary collection of coveted items that have left aficionados on the edge of their seats. From autographed jerseys worn by legendary athletes to historic game-used equipment and cherished championship trophies, the lineup is a treasure trove for sports aficionados seeking the extraordinary.


Sports history comes alive as bidders from around the globe converge in New York, anticipating fierce bidding wars for exclusive pieces that have left an indelible mark on the sporting world. With each lot carrying its own legacy and significance, the auction promises moments of exhilaration, nostalgia, and fierce competition.


The venue, alive with the energy of passionate sports fans and dedicated collectors, will witness enthusiastic bidding paddles raised in pursuit of owning a piece of sports history. Whether it's a piece commemorating a historic sporting achievement or a memento from a beloved athlete's career, the auction offers an unparalleled opportunity to own a tangible piece of sporting greatness.


With anticipation reaching fever pitch, all eyes are set on the grand event, poised to make headlines and redefine the standards of sports-themed auctions. Stay tuned for the unfolding of this thrilling saga as the world of sports converges in the iconic city of New York on December 19th, 2023, at 14:15 EST.


The Michael Jordan Auctions

Michael Jordan Washington Wizards 2002-2003 Game Worn & Signed Jersey

Michael Jordan Washington Wizards 2002-2003 Game Worn & Signed Jersey


Estimate 70,000 - 90,000 USD

Current Bid 20,000 USD

NIKE, NIKE MESH, SIZE 50 (LENGTH +4)


This exquisite piece is a game-worn and signed jersey from Michael Jordan's 2002-03 season with the Wizards, showcasing his signature in silver marker adorning the '2' on the back.



Before retiring, Jordan's legacy was unparalleled: a six-time NBA champion, six-time NBA Finals MVP, five-time NBA Most Valuable Player, 14-time All-Star, three-time NBA All-Star Game MVP, 10-time scoring champion, and two-time Slam Dunk Contest Champion. Notably, he received the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2016, one of the highest civilian honors in the United States.


Authenticated by Sports Investors Authentication through photomatching, this jersey links to Michael Jordan's performance on November 14, 2002, at the MCI Center in Washington, DC, where he scored 19 points, 6 rebounds, 1 assist, and 1 steal.

Additionally, the jersey comes with a letter from the Upper Deck Association attesting to the authenticity of the signature.


Michael Jordan 1989 Game Worn & Signed Air Jordan IV ‘Fire Red’ | Second Highest Career Assists

Estimate 60,000 - 80,000 USD

Starting Bid 40,000 USD

NIKE, NIKE AIR JORDAN 4, SIZE 13

Rubber, Leather, Cotton

Circa 1989


These sneakers were initially acquired through NBC's Sportsworld TV series as part of a "Sports Fantasy" giveaway. They arrive with an original letter from NBC expressing, "Here are your autographed 'Michael Jordan' sneakers, compliments of Sports Fantasy!"


Specifically, these Jordan IV's were worn by Michael Jordan on March 21st, 1989, during the Chicago Bulls' clash with the Los Angeles Lakers at the Forum in Inglewood, California. This pair stands as an exceptionally rare example of a photomatched Jordan IV, marking a game that pitted two basketball giants - Michael Jordan, on the cusp of his prime, and Magic Johnson, in the twilight of his career. The intense match concluded with a nail-biting one-point difference, resulting in a 104-103 victory for the Bulls, led by Jordan's stellar performance of 21 points, 8 rebounds, and a career-high 16 assists.


Designed by the renowned Nike craftsman Tinker Hatfield, the Air Jordan IV stands as one of the most beloved models among Air Jordans. It marked the second creation by Tinker for the Air Jordan series and introduced the concept of "Visible Air." Initially released in 1989 in four colorways, including the iconic white and cement gray, white black and red, off-white and military blue, and black and red (Bred), the Air Jordan IV's popularity has spurred numerous innovative collaborations over time.


Authenticated by Resolution Photomatching and Sports Investors Authentication, these sneakers hold a deeper significance within the legacy of Air Jordan. Michael Jordan's name resonates with unparalleled greatness. His on-court achievements are legendary: 6 NBA championships, 6 Finals MVPs, 5 league MVPs, and 2 Olympic Gold Medals, leading many to regard him as the greatest athlete in history.


Beyond his athletic prowess, Jordan's partnership with Nike to create the iconic 'Jordan Brand' left an indelible mark. This collaboration not only elevated Nike to the pinnacle of the sneaker industry but also transformed athlete-sneaker company collaborations into highly lucrative ventures. Jordan's association with Nike contributed significantly to his achievement as the first NBA player to amass a net worth of $1 billion.


In 1984, Nike produced the inaugural Air Jordan model, the Air Jordan I, exclusively for Jordan's rookie season with the Chicago Bulls. Its subsequent public release in 1985 initiated a pattern where new models were crafted for Jordan's use before hitting the market. Each subsequent model and design innovation became entwined with different eras and iconic moments throughout Jordan's illustrious career.


Michael Jordan Signed Basketball

Estimate 5,000 - 10,000 USD

Starting Bid 2,000 USD


This Spalding NBA “Official Game Ball” bears the signature of basketball icon Michael Jordan, scripted in black ink across its front panel.


Widely hailed as the greatest player in basketball history, Michael Jordan soared to fame by clinching six NBA championships with the Chicago Bulls during the 1990s.


His illustrious career also boasted two Olympic Gold Medals and a myriad of other prestigious awards. Garnering five NBA MVP titles and six Finals MVP honors, Jordan's influence transcended the realm of basketball.


While his professional basketball journey concluded in 2003, Jordan's name remains synonymous with unparalleled excellence. The enduring legacy of the Jordan Brand, born from Jordan's iconic collaboration with Nike, continues to thrive today. Jordan's enduring popularity among a vast fanbase symbolizes success on a global scale.

Accompanying this basketball is a letter from James Spence Authentication attesting to the authenticity of the signature.


Chicago Bulls road jersey, adorned with Jordan’s signature

Estimate 7,000 - 10,000 USD

Current Bid 7,000 USD


Authenticated by Upper Deck, this Chicago Bulls road jersey, adorned with Jordan’s signature, is paired with an authentic fragment of the court used during the 1998 NBA Finals, where Jordan secured his sixth championship and third consecutive victory. Limited to a production of just 230 pieces, each uniquely numbered, this exclusive collection, marked as number 130 of 230, stands as a significant testament to Michael Jordan's storied career.


Dubbed “The Last Dance,” the 1997-1998 season marked Jordan’s final stint with the Chicago Bulls and stands as a revered period in Jordan's lore. It witnessed his ascent to the pinnacle of popularity and skill while navigating through significant internal team conflicts plaguing the late '90s Bulls.


The season earned its moniker from the widely acclaimed ESPN documentary chronicling the Bulls' journey during the 1997-1998 campaign. The team was keenly aware that this season represented their last chance to clinch a sixth Bulls Championship as the franchise faced imminent disbandment.


For Michael Jordan, "The Last Dance" represented his athletic magnum opus—an embodiment of his competitive spirit, sportsmanship, teamwork, and ultimate championship prowess. Throughout his career, Jordan's unwavering competitiveness set him apart, both as a formidable opponent and an inspiring teammate, instilling a sense of awe and fear among his peers.


Delving deeper into the dynamics of the 1997-1998 season unveils the strained relationship between Michael Jordan and Chicago Bulls General Manager Jerry Krause. Krause, known for his knack in team selection, clashed with key figures—Jordan, Scottie Pippen, and Phil Jackson—integral to the Bulls' success. Tensions reached a breaking point when Krause decreed that the season would mark Phil Jackson’s final tenure with the Bulls. Jordan's refusal to play under anyone else catalyzed the fracturing of the Bulls dynasty, imbuing the season with an air of finality and urgency.


Reflecting on the situation, Jackson recalled the pivotal moment when he was informed of his impending departure: “Jerry called me into his office and said, 'This is going to be your last year, I don't care if you win 82 games in a row, this will be your last year here'.”

Krause's comments, particularly asserting that organizations—not players—win championships, remained a point of contention for Jordan, evident even in his Hall of Fame Enshrinement Speech in 2009, more than a decade later. Despite the internal tensions and adversity faced, Jordan's unparalleled drive propelled him to clinch his sixth NBA championship with the Chicago Bulls.


Michael Jordan Signed Chicago Bulls 1992 Professional Model Sneakers

Estimate 20,000 - 30,000 USD

Starting Bid 10,000 USD

NIKE, NIKE AIR JORDAN 7, SIZE 13

Rubber, Leather, Cotton

Circa 1992


Introduced during the 1991-1992 NBA season, the Air Jordan VII model graced the feet of basketball luminary Michael Jordan as he embarked on a triumphant journey with the illustrious United States "Dream Team," clinching the gold medal at the 1992 Barcelona Summer Olympics.


In the subsequent season, Jordan showcased his unmatched prowess by claiming his seventh consecutive NBA scoring title, boasting an impressive average of 32.6 points per game. Alongside this remarkable feat, he tallied 6.7 rebounds, 5.5 assists, and led the league with an impressive 2.8 steals per game.


As a homage to this era of Jordan's dominance, Sotheby’s proudly presents a 'professional model' pair of Air Jordan VII "Hare" sneakers, dual-signed and adorned with red accents and gray panels. These distinctive sneakers feature a red Jumpman logo meticulously embroidered on each exterior ankle, Jordan's iconic number "23" in purple numerals on black and red triangles embellishing each heel, and strikingly patterned soles in red, black, yellow, and fluorescent green, complemented by a purple Jumpman logo.


Originally released in 1992 as part of the Air Jordan 7 original colorways, this distinct design pays homage to Bugs Bunny. The globally renowned character played a prominent role in the Jordan brand’s television advertisements, effectively merging two iconic entities and expanding the Air Jordan models' market beyond the realm of basketball.


Kobe Bryant Auctions


Kobe Bryant Los Angeles Lakers 2002 Game Worn & Signed Sneakers

Estimate 30,000 - 50,000 USD

Starting Bid 26,000 USD

ADIDAS, ADIDAS KOBE 2, SIZE 14

Rubber, Leather, Cotton 2002


On March 29, 2002, Kobe Bryant laced up these Adidas Kobe 2 sneakers for a memorable game as the Los Angeles Lakers triumphed over the Portland Trail Blazers with a 91-79 victory at Staples Center in Los Angeles, CA.




'The Black Mamba' delivered an impressive performance, notching 34 points, 6 assists, and 7 rebounds during this game.


These sneakers have undergone photomatching by Resolution Photomatching, accompanied by a comprehensive photomatch letter and graphics. Additionally, a letter from Beckett Authentication regarding the signatures accompanies this remarkable piece.


Kobe Bryant's journey in the NBA was marked by unique displays of dedication and determination. At just 17 years old when drafted, instead of hosting an elaborate celebration, Bryant reportedly headed straight to the gym. Years later, during a game in which he tore his Achilles tendon, Bryant didn't succumb to being carried off the court. Despite the evident agony, he made his way to the free-throw line and effortlessly netted both shots.


Bryant's legacy was shaped by an unwavering competitive spirit, driving him to approach each game with an unparalleled determination to secure victory, solidifying his place among the era's greatest. Upon retiring in 2016, he left an indelible mark as a 5-time NBA champion, a league MVP, a 2-time scoring champion, and a 12-time All-Defensive team selection. A complete player and a game ambassador, Bryant epitomized the essence of the Los Angeles Lakers and stood as one of the NBA's most prominent figures throughout his 20-year career.


Exploring deeper into Kobe Bryant's narrative, the legendary pairing of Kobe and Shaquille O’Neal disbanded in 2004 after three consecutive Laker championships from 2000-2002. With Bryant steering the Lakers' offense, he swiftly emerged as one of the game's premier scorers.


From 2005 onward, Kobe treated fans to numerous awe-inspiring scoring exhibitions: 62 points against the Mavericks, a historic 81-point game against the Raptors (second all-time in NBA history), consistently delivering dominant performances night after night.

Securing back-to-back scoring titles in 2005-2006 and 2006-2007, Bryant clinched the NBA League MVP in the 2007-2008 season, his lone regular-season MVP accolade. Teamed up with Pau Gasol, Kobe led the Lakers to three consecutive NBA Finals (2008, 2009, 2010) and secured two NBA championships (2009 and 2010), earning Finals MVP honors on both occasions.


Ending his illustrious career with a breathtaking finale in 2016, a 37-year-old Bryant orchestrated a memorable come-from-behind victory in his final NBA game, tallying a remarkable 60 points and sinking the game-winning shot. It was a surreal performance, a fitting conclusion to a career defined by greatness and an unwavering love for the game.

In 2021, Kobe Bryant was posthumously inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame, an honor befitting his monumental contributions to the sport. The Lakers retired both numbers he wore during his illustrious career, 24 and 8, immortalizing his legacy within the franchise's history.


Kobe Bryant Los Angeles Lakers 2005-2006 Game Worn & Signed Sneakers | 51 Point Performance

Estimate 25,000 - 40,000 USD

Starting Bid 20,000 USD

NIKE, NIKE ZOOM KOBE 1, SIZE 14

Rubber, Cotton 2005


Kobe Bryant sported these Zoom Kobe 1 sneakers throughout the 2005-06 NBA Season, notably worn and photomatched to January 19, 2006, when the Los Angeles Lakers faced a 118-109 defeat against the Sacramento Kings at the Arco Arena in Sacramento, CA.



Despite the loss, Bryant displayed an exceptional performance, amassing 51 points, 4 assists, and 9 rebounds during this memorable game.

These sneakers have been meticulously photomatched by MeiGrey, accompanied by a comprehensive photomatch letter. Additionally, a letter from James Spence Authentication vouches for the authenticity of the signatures adorning this remarkable piece.


Kobe Bryant's NBA journey was marked by extraordinary dedication and resilience. At just 17 years old when drafted, Bryant's modest celebration didn't involve extravagant parties but a visit to the gym. Years later, when he tore his Achilles tendon, Bryant didn't opt for a dramatic exit but hobbled to the free-throw line, displaying sheer agony, and remarkably netted both shots.


Bryant epitomized the competitive spirit, channeling an unparalleled desire to win in every game, cementing his stature as one of the era's greatest players. Upon retiring in 2016, he left an enduring legacy as a 5-time NBA champion, a league MVP, a 2-time scoring champion, and a 12-time All-Defensive team selection. A multifaceted player and a basketball ambassador, Bryant symbolized the essence of the Los Angeles Lakers and stood among the NBA's elite during his illustrious 20-year career.


Kobe Bryant Los Angeles Lakers 2012-2013 Game Worn Jersey

Estimate 90,000 - 130,000 USD

Starting Bid 80,000 USD

JERSEY, SIZE 4XL (LENGTH +2)


When Kobe Bryant entered the NBA at 17, there wasn't a lavish draft party; instead, reports suggest he headed straight to the gym. Seventeen years later, in April 2013, when Bryant tore his Achilles, he didn't accept help from teammates. Despite the agony on his face, he limped to the free-throw line and flawlessly netted both shots.


An embodiment of sheer competitiveness, Bryant's unmatched drive to win marked him as one of this generation’s greatest. Upon his retirement in 2016, he left behind a legacy as a 5-time NBA champion, a league MVP, a 2-time scoring champion, and a 12-time All-Defensive team selection. A consummate player and an ambassador of the sport, Bryant epitomized the spirit of the Los Angeles Lakers and stood among the NBA's most prominent figures during his 20-year career.


Sotheby’s proudly presents Bryant's jersey worn on November 2, 2012, during the Lakers' clash with the Los Angeles Clippers, resulting in a 105-95 loss. Despite the outcome, Bryant's performance was stellar, racking up 40 points, 6 rebounds, 1 assist, and 2 steals. In a defining moment during the game's third quarter, Bryant surpassed Magic Johnson, becoming the Lakers' career steals leader with his 1,725th steal.

This jersey's authenticity has been confirmed through photomatching by Sports Investors Authentication and verified by the Meigray Group.


Kobe Bryant Los Angeles Lakers 2015-2016 Game Issued Sneakers | 'Locker Room Photomatch'

Estimate 10,000 - 15,000 USD

Current Bid 1,200 USD

NIKE, NIKE KOBE XI ELITE LOW, SIZE 14


On January 12, 2016, these Nike Kobe IX Elite Low sneakers were captured in the locker room before the Los Angeles Lakers secured a 95-91 victory over the New Orleans Pelicans at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, CA. Despite a sore Achilles tendon, Bryant could only manage the first half, tallying 7 points, 3 rebounds, 1 assist, and 1 steal.


Although presented to our consignor as game-worn by Kobe Bryant himself, MeiGray could only confirm the pair's presence in the locker room, not during actual gameplay.

Bryant’s entry into the NBA at 17 was devoid of fanfare; rather, reports suggest he headed straight to the gym to mark the occasion. Fast forward 17 years, when Bryant tore his Achilles, he refused assistance from teammates. Grimacing in agony, he limped to the free-throw line, sinking both shots with precision, touching nothing but net.


A true embodiment of competitive spirit, Bryant's relentless drive to win distinguished him as one of this generation's greatest players. Upon his 2016 retirement, he left an indelible mark as a 5-time NBA champion, a league MVP, a 2-time scoring champion, and a 12-time All-Defensive team selection. A versatile player and a basketball ambassador, Bryant epitomized the essence of the Los Angeles Lakers and remained one of the NBA's most prominent figures during his illustrious 20-year career.


LeBron James Auctions


LeBron James Signed Nike Zoom LeBron 3 Sample | Size 16

Estimate 8,000 - 12,000 USD

Current Bid 1,000 USD

NIKE, NIKE ZOOM LEBRON 3, SIZE 16


The Nike Zoom LeBron 3, hitting the market in 2005, marks a pivotal milestone in LeBron James' line of signature shoes. Distinguished by its visible Max Air unit in the heel, carbon fiber shank, and added ankle strap for enhanced support, the LeBron 3 quickly became a fan favorite for its distinctive design and remarkable comfort.


Its lasting appeal has solidified the Nike Zoom LeBron 3 as an iconic piece in the realm of basketball sneakers.


This particular Nike Zoom LeBron 3 represents a sample—a rarity in the sneaker world. Samples, crafted by manufacturers for promotional or design-testing purposes, are exceedingly scarce compared to general release pairs. Notably, this pair showcases James’s autograph on the toe boxes of both shoes. The left sneaker bears the inscription "Natl Champs," validated by a Beckett Letter of Authenticity, while the right sneaker's signature is backed by a PSA Letter of Authenticity.


Venturing deeper into LeBron James’ impact, while debates continue about the greatest basketball player of all time, LeBron James unquestionably remains a prominent figure in those discussions. At 38 years old, amid his 21st NBA season, James boasts a resume that earns him a spot on many fans' Mount Rushmore of basketball.


Scoring more points than any other player in NBA history, LeBron James stands tall as one of the sport’s greatest icons. His career kicked off with the Cleveland Cavaliers after being the top pick in the 2003 NBA draft. His bold move from the Cavaliers to the Miami Heat in 2010 remains one of the most daring free-agent choices in sports history. Winning NBA championships with the Heat in 2012 and 2013, James eventually returned to Cleveland. In 2016, he guided the Cavaliers to their maiden NBA Championship, ending a 52-year professional sports title drought for the city. His 2020 Championship win with the Los Angeles Lakers also marked a significant achievement, making him the sole player to earn the NBA Finals MVP with three different teams.


Beyond the court, LeBron’s business acumen shines; he secured a lifetime deal with Nike, a first for any player, and his off-court ventures propelled him into the billionaire athlete category while still actively playing in the NBA.


LeBron James Los Angeles Lakers 2020-2021 Game Worn Jersey | Matched to 5 Games

Estimate 140,000 - 200,000 USD

Starting Bid 80,000 USD

NIKE, NIKE MESH JERSEY, SIZE 52 (LENGTH +6)


This gold 'Icon Edition' jersey graced LeBron James during five pivotal games in the 2020-2021 season, notably featuring two remarkable triple-double performances.

MeiGray's precise analysis confirmed this jersey's association with five specific games:


  • The Lakers' 119-112 overtime triumph over the Oklahoma City Thunder on February 8th, 2021, showcasing James' triple-double brilliance with 28 points, 12 assists, and 14 rebounds.

  • The Lakers' 114-113 overtime victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder on February 10th, 2021, where James delivered 25 points, 7 assists, and 6 rebounds.

  • The Lakers' 112-104 win against the Minnesota Timberwolves on February 16th, 2021, marked by James' double-double performance: 30 points, 7 assists, and 13 rebounds.

  • The Lakers' 114-89 loss to the Utah Jazz on February 24th, 2021, where James contributed 19 points, 4 assists, and 4 rebounds.

  • The Lakers' 128-97 victory over the Golden State Warriors on March 15th, 2021, featuring James' triple-double prowess, securing 22 points, 11 assists, and 10 rebounds.

While debates may persist over basketball's greatest player, LeBron James undoubtedly etches an enduring legacy. At 38 years old, in his 21st NBA season, James’ storied career earns him a distinguished place among many basketball aficionados' elite.


Recognized as the NBA’s all-time leading scorer, LeBron James embodies greatness in professional basketball history. His journey commenced with the Cleveland Cavaliers after being the top pick in the 2003 NBA draft. His bold move from Cleveland to the Miami Heat in 2010 marked a pivotal moment, securing two NBA championships (2012, 2013). Returning to Cleveland, he led the Cavaliers to their inaugural NBA Championship in 2016, ending a 52-year professional sports title drought. In 2020, as a Los Angeles Laker, he claimed another NBA Finals MVP, a record for a player with three different teams.


Beyond the court, LeBron James showcases astute business acumen, being the first player to secure a lifetime deal from Nike and establishing himself as the first active NBA player to reach billionaire status off-court.

LeBron's illustrious career began in Akron, Ohio, where his high school triumphs at St. Vincent - St. Mary, alongside the 'Fab Five', resulted in three state championships in four years.


Amidst an exceptional high school tenure, LeBron garnered national recognition, gracing the cover of Sports Illustrated with the title 'The Chosen One' in 2002. His accolades included being named the Gatorade Player of the Year in 2002 and securing the McDonald’s All-American MVP title in 2003.

Selected as the first overall pick straight from high school in the 2003 NBA draft by the Cleveland Cavaliers, LeBron swiftly made history, becoming the youngest Rookie of the Year awardee at 19 years old.


In his initial seven NBA seasons, LeBron propelled the Cavaliers to significant accomplishments, including multiple 50-win seasons and leading them to their maiden NBA Finals appearance in 2007, although a championship remained elusive.

With 21 seasons of extraordinary contributions, LeBron James continues to shape a legacy of brilliance, now as a cornerstone of the Los Angeles Lakers franchise.

This jersey comes with a photomatch letter and three photomatch graphics authenticated by The MeiGray Group.


LeBron James 2004-2005 Game Worn & Signed Single Shoe

Estimate 10,000 - 15,000 USD

Current Bid 1,700 USD

NIKE, NIKE ZOOM LEBRON 2, SIZE 16


This sneaker was worn by LeBron James during the 2004-05 NBA Season. The single right shoe has been photomatched to November 10, 2004 when the Cleveland Cavaliers defeated the Phoenix Suns, 114-109, at Gund Arena in Cleveland, OH. James recorded a Double-Double, registering 38 points, 6 assists, and 10 rebounds.


The sneakers have been photomatched by MeiGray, Sports Investors Authentication, PSA and James Spence Authentication in regards to the signature.


The conversation regarding the greatest basketball player of all time may forever continue to be up for debate, but one thing is for sure, LeBron James will always be a part of the discussion. At 38 years old, amidst his 21st season in the NBA, James’ resume puts him on many NBA fans' Mount Rushmore.


The NBA’s all-time leading scorer, LeBron James is recognized as one of the greatest NBA players in the history of professional basketball. Debuting with the Cleveland Cavaliers, he was the first overall pick of the 2003 NBA draft. James’ move from his first NBA team, the Cleveland Cavaliers to the Miami Heat in 2010 is considered one of the boldest free-agent decisions in sports history. After winning two NBA championships in 2012 and 2013 for the Miami Heat, James returned to Cleveland. In 2016 he led the Cavaliers to their first NBA Championship, ending the city’s 52-year long professional sports title drought. After his 2020 Championship title with the Los Angeles Lakers, he became the only player to win the NBA Finals MVP with three different teams. 


A savvy businessman, LeBron is also the first player to receive a lifetime deal from Nike, and his off-court endeavors have made him the first active NBA player to become a billionaire.


LeBron James Miami Heat 2013 NBA Playoffs Game Worn & Signed Sneakers

Estimate 60,000 - 80,000 USD

Starting Bid 50,000 USD

NIKE, NIKE LEBRON 10 ELITES, SIZE 16


These sneakers carried LeBron James through the intense Game 1 of the 2013 NBA Eastern Conference Semifinals on May 6th. Although the Miami Heat faced a defeat against the Chicago Bulls, the game witnessed James' impressive stats: 24 points, 8 rebounds, 7 assists, 2 steals, and 1 block.



Both Sports Investors Authentication and James Spence Authentication have meticulously photomatched these sneakers, validating not only their game use but also the signatures and inscription.


The ongoing debate around basketball's greatest player may persist, yet LeBron James undeniably holds an indelible place in this conversation. At 38, in his 21st NBA season, James’ career achievements resonate deeply with countless NBA enthusiasts.

LeBron James, the NBA’s all-time leading scorer, stands tall among the pantheon of basketball legends. His NBA journey began with the Cleveland Cavaliers as the top pick in the 2003 NBA draft. Notably, his bold move from Cleveland to the Miami Heat in 2010 marked a pivotal moment in sports history. Securing two NBA championships (2012, 2013) with the Heat, James returned to Cleveland, leading the Cavaliers to their landmark NBA Championship in 2016, ending the city’s 52-year title drought. His 2020 Championship win with the Los Angeles Lakers further solidified his unique feat of winning the NBA Finals MVP with three different teams.


Beyond his on-court prowess, LeBron's business acumen shines through. His Nike lifetime deal marks a pioneering achievement, and his off-court ventures have elevated him to the status of the first active NBA player to achieve billionaire status.

LeBron's illustrious journey traces back to his roots in Akron, Ohio. His high school accolades at St. Vincent - St. Mary, alongside the 'Fab Five', propelled the team to three state championships in four years.


During his high school tenure, LeBron's national acclaim burgeoned, capturing the Sports Illustrated cover as a junior in 2002 titled 'The Chosen One'. He earned distinctions like the Gatorade Player of the Year in 2002 and the McDonald’s All-American MVP in 2003.


Drafted at 18 as the first overall pick in the 2003 NBA draft straight from high school by the Cleveland Cavaliers, LeBron made an immediate impact. He clinched the Rookie of the Year award at 19, becoming the franchise's youngest and the league's youngest winner.


In his initial seven NBA seasons, LeBron orchestrated notable achievements with the Cavaliers, including multiple 50-win seasons and their inaugural NBA Finals appearance in 2007, although a championship remained elusive.

With 21 seasons of outstanding contributions, LeBron James continues to embellish his legacy of excellence, now as an integral part of the Los Angeles Lakers.

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