LeBron James Signed 1/1 Logoman Game Used Patch Card Sells for Record $1.29M USD
“An all-time record for any LeBron James card produced 2004-present.”
Goldin Auctions has just sold a LeBron James 1/1 autographed 2004 Logoman game-used patch card for $1,291,500 USD. This is an all-time record for any LeBron James card produced between 2004 and now.
The record for a James rookie 2003-2004 patch card is held at $1.8 million USD and is considered the ninth-most expensive sports trading card of all-time. The 2004 1/1 James card’s autograph was graded a 10 by PSA. That year, the player was 20 years old and averaged an NBA-high of 42.4 minutes per game. He posted on average 27.2 points, 7.4 rebounds and 7.2 assists.
Goldin Auctions describes the card as “abundantly appealing” which “bears LeBron’s distinctive, blue ink signature, and additionally incorporates a bright Logoman jersey patch relic that was worn by James in game action. The superb card constitutes an eloquent, visual reminder of LeBron’s NBA Rookie of the Year Award victory of the previous year, which was among the first of what has become a lengthy list of trophies and records.” Goldin Auctions goes on to authenticate the card as “wholly unique, limited-edition piece is serial-numbered “1/1.’”
James is currently playing in his 18th NBA season and third with the Los Angeles Lakers. LeBron James is a four-time NBA champion, four-time NBA MVP and Finals MVP and 17-time All-Star.
Final Sale Price: $1,291,500
An all-time record for any Lebron James card produced 2004-present. pic.twitter.com/zR6ZH4jnG6— Goldin Auctions (@GoldinAuctions) March 7, 2021
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