An upcoming IRS auction is set to feature items once owned by Tekashi 6ix9ine, who was reported last April to have had his Florida residence raided by federal agents.
The online listing from Florida-based Market Auctions has been making the rounds on social media this week, with live bidding on the pieces slated to begin on March 5. Items pictured on the auction site include multicolor enamel grills, a Bruce the Shark pendant, a Jigsaw pendant, a Stoopid World Champs ring, a Cartier watch, a diamond Cuban link necklace, two different Star of David pendants, a Hermès bag, and more.
Multiple plaques commemorating Gold and Platinum certifications from the RIAA are also part of the auction, including those for 6ix9ine collabs like “Fefe” with Nicki Minaj and “Poles 1469” with Trippie Redd.
See the full listing here, and get a closer look at the select items below.
In December 2023, news broke that the auctioning off of 6ix9ine-related items was imminent due to a multimillion-dollar judgment in connection with a lawsuit accusing him of hitting a woman with a champagne bottle. By April of the following year, his home had been raided, resulting in multiple items being seized. Then, in July, TMZ reported that two luxury vehicles previously owned by 6ix9ine, specifically a Lamborghini and a Bentley, had been sold at auction.
On Instagram on Friday, 6ix9ine addressed the situation by advising those who don’t “live like this” to keep their opinions on what transpired to themselves.
“The reality was that I could not leave and get to the USA,” he said when addressing the raid and what’s happened since.
