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LeBron James Is Wearing THIS on His Sixers Jersey, and the Collectible World Noticed

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LeBron James’ first season with the Philadelphia 76ers is about to get a whole lot more legendary, and not just because of his game. Each jersey he wears this upcoming campaign will feature a special patch commemorating his historic 24th NBA season, instantly turning every single one into a potential 1-of-1 collectible.

These Patches Aren’t Just for Show

This wild news dropped Tuesday, with Topps announcing the plan. Here’s the kicker: these aren’t permanent fixtures. After every single game, the patches will be removed from LeBron’s jersey. Why the big fuss for a tiny piece of fabric? Topps confirmed some of these exact, game-worn patches will be featured in one-of-a-kind trading cards. Talk about a grail piece for any collector out there! This isn’t just a cool little detail for fans; it’s a game-changer for memorabilia hounds.

Making History, Game By Game

We all know LeBron made NBA history last season just by lacing up his shoes for a 23rd time with the Los Angeles Lakers. Now, he’s set to extend that career-length record even further, tipping off his 24th campaign Tuesday night. The specialty patch is making its big debut right alongside him. It’ll be featured for the first time when James steps onto the court for his regular-season Sixers debut in a 7 p.m. ET matchup against the New York Knicks.

So get ready for Tuesday night when James and his Sixers hit the court against the New York Knicks at 7 p.m. ET. It’s not just about watching his debut with a new team, it’s about seeing history unfold, one collectible patch at a time.

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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.

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