Tupac Shakur's Prison I.D. to Be Sold at Auction
- 5 years ago
Tupac Shakur's Prison I.D.
to Be Sold at Auction The late rapper
was convicted of
first-degree sexual
assault in 1995 and
sentenced to a year-and-a-half in prison. He served nine months of
that sentence at Clinton
Correctional Facility in New York. Heritage Auctions has
secured one of 2Pac's
I.D. cards and will
auction it off to
the highest bidder. The I.D. card also
features Shakur's signature. The bidding for the I.D. card
will start at $2,000. Some drawings that he made for his
wife at the time, Keisha Morris, were
also recently auctioned for $21,000. The auction will
begin on July 1.
to Be Sold at Auction The late rapper
was convicted of
first-degree sexual
assault in 1995 and
sentenced to a year-and-a-half in prison. He served nine months of
that sentence at Clinton
Correctional Facility in New York. Heritage Auctions has
secured one of 2Pac's
I.D. cards and will
auction it off to
the highest bidder. The I.D. card also
features Shakur's signature. The bidding for the I.D. card
will start at $2,000. Some drawings that he made for his
wife at the time, Keisha Morris, were
also recently auctioned for $21,000. The auction will
begin on July 1.