A LEBRON JAMES basketball card could reach an incredible $6.6million at auction, according to reports.
The Triple Logoman is one-of-a-kind and features three NBA logo patches from jerseys worn by LeBron himself.
It includes patches from James' Cleveland Cavaliers, Miami Heat and Los Angeles Lakers jerseys.
According to TMZ, the card could be considered the most valuable collectible in the world.
And it could potentially smash the record ($6.6m) currently held by the legendary Honus Wagner T-206 card.
The collectible was found after a year-long hunt by fans and was unearthed during a social media live stream.
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Only five Triple Logoman cards were made by Panini as part of their 2020-21 'Flawless collection'.
Just one of these featured LeBron and bidding on the item will start on June 8, closing on June 25.
Rapper Drake was among those searching for the gem and the Canadian bought ten $43k cases of basketball cards in a bid to find it.
Auctioneer Ken Goldin told Reuters: "The LeBron James Triple Logoman card is the undisputed holy grail of modern cards.
The best comparison that I can use for the modern reader is imagine Willy Wonka [and] the Chocolate Factory, looking for that gold ticket.
"And then imagine there was only one golden ticket instead of five."
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LeBron, 37, recently hit headlines after he was declared a billionaire - the first active NBA star to achieve the feat.
While F1 legend Lewis Hamilton put his recent woes on the track aside by hanging out with the basketball icon in Monte Carlo.
And James stunned fans with a 5am topless selfie as he got straight down to business in the gym on his return from holiday.
