How much is a lebron James draft day bobble head worth?

Answer 1

"King James" announced today (July 11, 2014) to SI.com that he plans to return to Cleveland. This should increase the value of the 2004 Rookie Season bobblehead (Key Bank-white uniform/ball on hip), et al, exponentially in the coming decade. I'm guessing the value to topple $100+. in near future, but when he wins 3rd, 4th, 5th. NBA Championships in Cleveland and continues to rival other records of "Air Jordan" to become the best NBA player of all time, the value will maximize at that time, or when he retires in 5-6 years. I'm going to wait until "King James" wins 6th National Championship in Cleveland and the bobblehead reaches $500+. The Rookie of the Year bobblehead may be worth more than any of the original Rookie Season bobbleheads at this time, but it wasn't the FIRST Rookie Season bobblehead. I don't have the figures for the number of bobbleheads produced for each of these configurations, but my guess is the original Rookie Season bobblehead to be the most limited in the bunch?

I have the Key-bank Rookie Season (March 3, 2004) bobblehead and plan to hold onto to it until "King James" breaks many, if not all of "Air Jordans'" individual records, and more importantly breaks Chicago Bulls NBA Championship "threepeat" Team records with a "quadpeat" in Cleveland. Duncan will be forever immortalized as the sustained NBA Championship player of all time, regarding longevity, unless James decides to extend his career beyond 6 more years and wins 6th/7th NBA Championship in 2020, which will exceed Duncans' record of NBA Championships over the course of two decades. It's up to the "King", if he wants to become known as the *greatest player that ever picked up a Basketball*. I personally believe he can do it, but money sometimes gets in the way of exceeding ones' true purpose of excellence and IMMORTALITY!

Answer 2

$2.80, that is if it still has its HEAD