The Man with the $1.8 Million LeBron Card, Leore Avidar, Talks About Trading Cards | The Lefkoe Show

The Lefkoe Show

Bleacher Report

Football, Sports

4.8 • 2.1K Ratings

🗓️ 7 August 2020

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Whether you're interested in sports trading cards or not, listen to Leore Avidar for two minutes, and you will at the very least be intrigued. His backstory and all the business experiences that led him to where he is today, as an industry leader, will fascinate and entertain you. Huge sports fans take many forms. Please show him some love, 33%!

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0:00.0	This is very exciting for me. I hope it's exciting for you.
0:03.3	A few weeks ago something happened that caught the entire sports world.
0:07.3	And I would say the entire sports card world.
0:10.3	There was a LeBron rookie card,
0:12.8	exquisite rookie patch auto that sold at auction
0:16.9	and went for $1.8 million, $1.5 with $300,000 on top.
0:21.6	And it went to a guy that I believe is going to make monster waves.
0:26.8	He's someone that truly cares about the hobby
0:29.6	and he's someone that understands I think this at a 30,000 feet level
0:34.3	that could really make some waves.
0:36.1	And that's Leor Abhidhar.
0:38.0	Did I say the last name correctly?
0:39.8	Yeah, Leor Abhidhar.
0:41.3	Yeah, it's better to be on.
0:42.8	I just want to start off with this.
0:44.6	What is it like to click a button
0:47.6	to try and buy a card for $1.8 million?
0:50.6	What is that like?
0:52.4	Um,
0:54.9	trying to like, so okay, I actually let someone else click the button.
0:58.0	If you're, if so, yeah, this is a good story.
1:01.5	We, you know, again,
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