Fans of the late Juice WRLD have shown just how valuable his legacy remains, with more than 160 pieces from the rapper’s personal collection attracting major bids at Julien’s Auctions in Los Angeles.
The “Juice WRLD: On Tour” auction took place on August 26 and featured stage-worn clothing, music awards, jewelry, instruments, travel items and other personal belongings connected to the Chicago-born rapper, whose real name was Jarad Higgins.
The biggest sale of the auction was Juice WRLD’s GLD 999 skull pendant, which sold for an impressive $102,400. His Louis Vuitton “Bandit” cashmere jacket, worn on stage and in music-related appearances, followed at $41,600.
Other notable sales included his RIAA Platinum award for “All Girls Are the Same,” which fetched $35,200. His “Hear Me Calling” orange leather jacket and a custom-painted “Live Free Die Free” jean jacket each sold for $32,000.
The collection offered fans a rare look at Juice WRLD beyond his music. Items came from different parts of his career and included designer pieces from brands such as Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Fendi, Supreme and BAPE.
The strong bidding also highlights the lasting demand for Juice WRLD memorabilia nearly seven years after his death. A portion of the auction proceeds will benefit the Live Free 999 Foundation, which supports mental-health services and programs addressing substance dependency.
Juice WRLD died in December 2019 at just 21 years old, but his influence on modern hip-hop continues to be felt through his music, fashion and devoted fanbase.
The message from this auction is clear: Juice WRLD’s legacy is still worth millions not just in music, but in culture.
