To LeBron James, it was Trash. To Collectors, Priceless.
01-09-2026 19:44 via antiquetrader.com

To LeBron James, it was Trash. To Collectors, Priceless.

A collector shows off a discarded sheet of LeBron James’s high school signatures at the Got Sole culture festival. Image: Got Sole on YouTube.At first glance, it makes sense that the stained, crumpled sheet of paper covered in scribbles was once thrown in the trash. Take a closer look, and it’s clear why it was rescued and became a collector’s prized possession: The scribbles are signatures by NBA top scorer LeBron James. Even better, they’re from his high school career.
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