Kobe Bryant Game-Worn Lower Merion HS Jersey Projected to Sell for $1M+ at Auction

A piece of Kobe Bryant memorabilia is projected to be sold for an eye-popping price.

A Bryant game-worn Lower Merion High School jersey is up for auction through Sotheby's, which estimated a sale of $1-2 million.

Bryant skipped college and went straight from Lower Merion to the NBA in 1996, and it was well-deserved. During his tenure, he led his alma mater to a 77-13 record and its first state championship in more than 50 years.

The late Bryant went on to become one of the greatest basketball players of all time, known for his "Mamba Mentality" that represented his unmatched dedication to his craft.

Amid skyrocketing prices in the world of sports memorabilia collecting, it wouldn't be a surprise to see someone surpass the projections for Bryant's high school jersey.