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LeBron James' jersey sold for a record-breaking $1.3M at Julien's Auctions in Hong Kong, leading an event featuring items from Michael Jordan, Cristiano Ronaldo, and more.
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LeBron James’ high school basketball jersey sells for $1.3m at record-breaking auction

Katie Dollard
Last updated: 2024/09/30 at 8:57 PM
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LeBron James’ high school basketball jersey. (Picture: Jam Press)
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An auction is said to have broken records after flogging LeBron James’ basketball jersey for a staggering $1.3m (£970,000).

Dubbed ‘Legends in Motion’, the event also features items from other sports stars – such as Michael Jordan, Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi – as well as other famous names such as Bruce Lee and Taylor Swift.

But it was LeBron’s jersey that pulled in the most cash.

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The NBA star sported the piece during his very first photo shoot with Sports Illustrated back in 2002, as reported by What’s The Jam.

LeBron James' jersey sold for a record-breaking $1.3M at Julien's Auctions in Hong Kong, leading an event featuring items from Michael Jordan, Cristiano Ronaldo, and more.
LeBron James’ high school basketball jersey has been sold for $1.3m. (Picture: Jam Press)

He also wore the jersey during a high school game later that same day while playing for St Vincent-St Mary against the Archbishop Hoban Knights.

Meanwhile, Michael Jordan’s signed basketball from his ‘Jam’ music video went under the hammer for $45,500, (£34,000).

LeBron James' jersey sold for a record-breaking $1.3M at Julien's Auctions in Hong Kong, leading an event featuring items from Michael Jordan, Cristiano Ronaldo, and more.
Michael Jordan’s signed basketball from his ‘Jam’ music video with Michael Jackson. (Picture: Jam Press)

The prop was used by Jordan and Michael Jackson in the 1992 music video and features the inscription ‘Best Wishes’ in black marker, alongside the basketball player’s signature.

Ronaldo’s jersey from the 2018 UEFA Champions League final match sold for $7,620, (£5,600), while Messi’s jersey worn during the 2022 World Cup Argentina game pulled in $2,275, (£1,700).

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LeBron James' jersey sold for a record-breaking $1.3M at Julien's Auctions in Hong Kong, leading an event featuring items from Michael Jordan, Cristiano Ronaldo, and more.
Cristiano Ronaldo’s 2018 UEFA Champions League Final Match Real Madrid jersey. (Picture: Jam Press)

Argentina defeated Poland 2-0 in the Group C stage.

The tournament saw Messi capture his first major trophy with the senior national team.

Another popular auction listing was a pair of stunt nunchaku used by Bruce Lee, sold for $190,500 (£140,000).

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LeBron James' jersey sold for a record-breaking $1.3M at Julien's Auctions in Hong Kong, leading an event featuring items from Michael Jordan, Cristiano Ronaldo, and more.
Bruce Lee’s “Enter the Dragon” nunchaku. (Picture: Jam Press)

The weapon was used on-screen by the martial artist and actor in the film Enter the Dragon in 1973.

Lee used the stunt nunchaku during the iconic cavern fight sequence.

It is comprised of lightweight wood encased in durable foam, which has been reinforced with a resin-treated leather protective coating.

Other pieces included Taylor Swift’s 2023 Eras Tour worn and signed fedora hat, selling for $22,750, (£17,000).

LeBron James' jersey sold for a record-breaking $1.3M at Julien's Auctions in Hong Kong, leading an event featuring items from Michael Jordan, Cristiano Ronaldo, and more.
Taylor Swift’s 2023 Eras Tour signed fedora hat. (Picture: Jam Press)

The hat is signed by Swift in silver marker.

If you’ve ever been to an Eras concert, you know that one of these hats is handed out to a lucky fan during every show.

Swift wore the hat on stage during the song ‘22’ from her fourth studio album, Red.

The “record breaking” event was held by Julien’s Auctions in Hong Kong, with the grand total set at £2.2m.

LeBron James' jersey sold for a record-breaking $1.3M at Julien's Auctions in Hong Kong, leading an event featuring items from Michael Jordan, Cristiano Ronaldo, and more.
The ‘Legends in Motion’ auction event taking place in Hong Kong. (Picture: Jam Press)

In a statement, the auctioneer said: “A marquee lineup of over 87 star-studded items from the world’s most acclaimed champions of sports, music and entertainment went under the hammer.

“At Julien’s, we exist to bring those moments back into your life through iconic artefacts and one-of-a-kind collections.

“Whether collaborating directly with artists, partnering with legendary estates, or working closely with discerning collectors, our auctions make culture pop with the promise of discovery and reconnection.”

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