LeBron & Jordan Card Sells For Insane Price At Auction

Lakers superstar LeBron James is one of the best players to ever play the game. He has done some insane things on the floor. There are also fans who support Chicago Bulls legend Michael Jordan. LeBron James and Michael Jordan are part of the GOAT debate.

Both superstars have accomplished a lot throughout their career. These two have won nine titles combined. LeBron and Jordan have hit multiple scoring records, and young players look up to him. That’s why a memorabilia of both stars was sold for a huge amount of money.

The trading card from the 2003-2004 season sold for $900,000 through Gouldin Auctions. What makes it so special? It’s actually a one-of-on and has two NBA logo patches from LeBron and Jordan’s jerseys.

This is definitely the most a fan has paid for LeBron and Jordan memorabilia. Employees at Goldin Auctions have never seen someone to pay this much money for a single trading card. Well, the card wouldn’t be this pricey if it wasn’t for both LeBron and Jordan. These two have made names for themselves, and that’s what makes this card so valuable.

Michael Jordan is LeBron James’ idol

LeBron keeps chasing the ghost of Chicago. Passing Jordan is a great honor for the Lakers superstar. He admired Jordan, and their first meeting was godly. LeBron respects everything Jordan has done in his career, and he feels great when his numbers match Jordan’s.

LeBron will take the Los Angeles Lakers to a title this season. Seeing him pass Jordan is awesome. This is actually his greatest motivation in life. He keeps trying to become even better. He is 35, but age has nothing on his skills. At this point, LeBron is the best player on the Lakers roster. Anthony Davis knows that. When asked about the best player in LA, Davis said it was LeBron.

These two can do so many great things together, and LeBron will stick to his motivation. The Lakers have the best record in the Western Conference. However, the Denver Nuggets come right after them. Let’s see what happens by the end of the regular season. Game on, LA!