LeBron James Again Makes History With Record-Breaking Sale on NBA Top Shot

Who is the king? We all know his name. LeBron James made history once again.

The Los Angeles Lakers superstar breaks a record almost every day and he seems to be getting used to this. The man is successful on and off the floor. What else would you ask for?

LeBron made history again and this time one of his collectibles on NBA Top Shot was sold for over $230,000. This is the highest sale on this platform and it sure means a thing for LeBron and his fans.

Let’s not forget that some fans would pay a million for LeBron’s rookie cards. Special edition, remember?

Lakers’ LeBron James makes history… AGAIN

LeBron’s Top Shot collectible made headlines. His deals always make headlines. These pieces are the top-selling products on the market. Here’s a fun fact. The previous record-holding piece was also related to LeBron. Nice, right?

What makes this collectible so awesome? It has the legendary play in Game 6 of the 2020 NBA Finals.

This play helped the Lakers win the series and get their trophy. LeBron got a pass from Alex Caruso, and the rest is history.

The Lakers defeated Jimmy Butler and the Miami Heat and won the NBA championship. King James got his fourth ring. That’s what makes this collectible even more impressive. This collectible could easily hit a higher price.

We now have a new No. 1 all-time top sale.

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Fans bought five pieces of the series of collectibles for something around $75,000. This piece was incredible and the price says pretty much everything you need to know about its importance.

LeBron will give doubters a lot of material in the upcoming seasons. Buyers will get a chance to purchase even more valuable collectibles. LeBron and his Lakers teammates have a chance to win the championship this season. The roster has a lot of talents and each of them brings great stats and experience. These veterans are hungry and they all want to get their ring. Joining LA is one of the ways to do that. Carmelo Anthony wants his ring. Russell Westbrook wants to be a champion. Dwight Howard wants his parade as he didn’t get one following the 2019-20 title.