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Kevin Durant High School Jersey

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Today we have a deep dive into a 2005-06 Kevin Durant Game-Worn High School Jersey that opens at Collectable on Tuesday, August 17th at 2:30 PM EST.

Kevin Durant Montrose Christian Jersey

About the Asset

This is a jersey worn by Kevin Durant while a high school senior at Montrose Christian during the 2005-06 season. It has been photomatched and authenticated.

It was last sold at Goldin auctions in February of 2020 for $15,600.

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About the Drop

This asset will drop on Collectable at 2:30 PM EST on August 17th, 2021 for $219,000. There is no retained equity. Collectable has been scheduling their IPOs for trading around 3 months after they fund, though recently some assets have been pushed back further than that.

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About Kevin Durant

​We’ve written about Durant many times, and I’ve written about Durant jerseys here, here and here. He is coming off a gold-medal winning performance at the Olympics, so keep an eye on how his items do in auctions in the next few weeks.

Recent Sales and Current Valuation

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Verdict

Because it is a 1/1 item and some unique jerseys have been selling for well above expected, there is always a chance this item could get an unexpected buyout offer. But, given the performance of Collectable IPOs after they hit the secondary market, I suspect that if you are interested in investing, the price will drop whenever it opens for trading.

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We recommend against this drop based on valuation.

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Adam Katz

Adam Katz

Adam is a lawyer and real estate investor with a finance background. His diverse job experience includes stints in a MLB front office, a major global law firm and the real estate investment fund he co-founded. He is bringing his well-honed research and valuation skills to the world of fractional investing. Born and raised in San Francisco, he currently lives in Brooklyn with his dog, a pit bull mix named Beaux.

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