For those who just can’t get enough of Kobe Bean Bryant, they now can have an even bigger, more intimate piece of the Black Mamba.
New Jersey’s Goldin Auctions will soon be offering The Bryant Collection, replete with jerseys, rings, trophies and awards he’s collected over the course of his surefire Hall of Fame career.
Pamela Bryant, Bryant's mom, is spearheading the outing, which Goldin is touting as an offering of some of his most unique and personal possessions, including his No. 24 jersey from his freshmen year at Pennsylvania’ s Lower Merion High School.
“The Bryant Collection features over 100 mementos from Bryant’s career, beginning with items from his childhood years all the way through his early championship seasons with Shaquille O’Neal, Phil Jackson and the other Lakers,” the company boasts in a statement.
Also among the items open for bids are such treasures as Bryant’s 1998 and 2000 All-Star Game rings and the team-issued championship rings he had made for both his parents as well as the surfboard he won years back for winning a Nickelodeon Teen Choice Award.
All the auction items were consigned by Pamela Bryant and will be featured in Goldin’s June catalogue. Goldin is the same auctioneer that recently sold the famous T-s206 Honus Wagner card for a record $2.1 million.
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