$8,500! James signature traffic ticket auctioned at a sky-high price. The 18-year-old Hummer has not been installed after driving

On June 18, in recent times, a signature traffic ticket from Lakers star James attracted attention in the auction market and was eventually sold for $8,500. The ticket came from 2003, when James did not have a rear license plate installed. The origin of the story came from 2003, when James was just a high school student in his hometown of Akron, but he had long been a highly anticipated star of the basketball world. On his 18th birthday, his mother Gloria James gave him a Hummer H2 worth about $50,000 as a birthday gift.

However, this luxury car caused some storm. The Ohio High School Sports Association intervened in the investigation and suspected whether James was suspected of accepting commercial gifts in violation of regulations. Fortunately, the final investigation results showed that the vehicle was purchased by Gloria through special channels, so James was exempted from punishment.

However, just shortly after James owned the Hummer H2, he was stopped by police for not having a rear license plate installed in his vehicle and received a traffic ticket. On the ticket, James signed his name with a black marker. I'm afraid that not many people would have thought that this name would become a historical legend in the NBA.

Now more than 20 years have passed, and the ticket was unveiled at the auction, immediately attracting the attention of many buyers. It's not only because of James' signature, but more importantly, the interesting story of James contained in it. In the end, the ticket was auctioned successfully for US$8,500. It is no exaggeration to say that it is almost a sky-high price.

In fact, this is not the first time that James-related items have been sold at high prices in the auction market. Some of his game jerseys, star cards and other souvenirs have been sold at shocking prices, which is enough to show James' huge commercial value and fan base around the world.