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'Holy Grail' LeBron James card expected to top $6 million at auction.

INTERNATIONAL: Auctioneers are expecting a one-of-a-kind LeBron James trading card to fetch more than $6 million dollars when it goes up for sale this week.

The "Triple Logoman" card, a single-issue card featuring the 18-time NBA All-Star, includes patches taken from jerseys James wore while with the Cleveland Cavaliers, Miami Heat and Los Angeles Lakers.

Issued by Panini as part of its 2020-21 "Flawless" collection, the card set off a frenzied hunt among collectors including Canadian rapper Drake, who bought 10 cases of the pricey basketball cards in a failed attempt to locate it.

"Imagine Willy Wonka (and) the Chocolate Factory, looking for that gold ticket," Ken Goldin, executive chairman of auctioneers Goldin, told Reuters.

"And then imagine there was only one golden ticket instead of five."

The card was discovered after a year-long hunt among collectors during a live social media event.

Goldin called it the "Holy Grail" of sport collectibles and believes it could challenge the record for the most expensive sports trading card, topping the $6.6 million dollars paid for the Honus Wagner T-206 baseball card in August.

James, a four-time National Basketball Association (NBA) MVP, already holds a coveted place in the hearts of collectors.

An "ultra-rare" signed rookie card for the four-time NBA champion broke the record for most expensive basketball card ever sold last year, fetching $5.2 million dollars.

It was the second-highest amount paid for any sports trading card, tying the amount paid for a 1952 rookie card for baseball great Mickey Mantle.

The auction for the "Triple Logoman" card opens on Wednesday June 8 and closes on June 25.


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