Fan who kept their ‘$92 ticket from LeBron James’s record-breaking game’ is set to make thousands when it’s sold at auction with first bid over $2,000
- James shattered the record of the great Kareem Abdul-Jabbar in February
- The ticket stub up for sale is graded at a Mint 9 and has a bid of $2,100
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One man who attended the game that saw LeBron James set a new NBA career scoring record is selling his ticket for thousands.
A ticket for the game between the Los Angeles Lakers and Oklahoma City Thunder that saw James score his 38,388th point.
That was enough to pass Kareem Abdul-Jabbar for the most points in a single career in NBA history.
James hit a fadeaway 2-point jump shot late in the third quarter of that game to pass Abdul-Jabbar – who was in the audience as it all went down.
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A ticket from that game is currently on sale at Heritage Auctions – and has already garnered significant bids.
A ticket from the game where LeBron James broke the NBA scoring record is up for auction
The mint condition ticket stub currently has a bid of $2,100 placed upon it
James hit the record-shattering shot against Oklahoma City back in February
He passed the mark previously held by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar since he retired in 1989
The ticket stub – which has a face value of $92, as reported by TMZ – has already generated a bid of $2,100. Including a buyer’s premium, that price sits at $2,520.
This ticket was for the sixth seat in row two of section 209 – not a bad place to watch some history being made.
As for the stub itself, it’s been graded at a 9 – meaning it’s in mint condition.
Memorabilia surrounding this night will probably go for a premium – and has been tapped to do so for a while.
Chris Ivy, the director of sports auctions for Heritage Auctions, told TMZ back in February that James’ game-worn jersey from that night could fetch $3million if it ever hit the auction block.
Bids on the ticket stub are open until next week.
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