Super Rare LeBron James, Tom Brady Cards Hit Auction Block, Expected To Fetch $5 MILLION!!

Two extremely rare, insanely valuable collector’s items — a Tom Brady and a LeBron James trading card — just hit the auction block … and are expected to sell for over $5 MILLION!!!

Yes, $2,500,000 each … $5 million total. That’s equivalent to the cost of 24 brand-spankin’ new Lamborghini Huracans.

Let’s start with the King James card … a 2003-04 Upper Deck “Exquisite Collection” Exquisite Rookie Patch Autograph card — 1 of 99 ever produced.

The card features Bron’s signature … and an actual NBA logo patch from a jersey LBJ rocked during his incredible rookie year with the Cavs in 2003.

The card was rated a mint 9 by Beckett — one of the top grading companies in the business — meaning it’s essentially in brand new condition.

As for the Brady card … it’s a 2000 Playoff Contenders #144 Signed Championship Ticket Rookie card — 1 of only 100 ever made.

The TB12 is considered the “holy grail” of modern football cards … it was graded an 8.5 (near mint +) by Beckett … and the autograph was awarded a perfect 10 (pristine) rating.

If you think $2.5 mil for each card is crazy … it’s not. In fact, a lower graded version of the Brady card recently sold for $2.25 mil.

Also, a different version of the same Bron card sold for $1.84 mil in 2020 — and the card collectibles market has exploded recently.

Both cards are part of Goldin Auctions’ latest auction … which went live Friday.