Items from the personal collection of O.J. Simpson, a Pro Football Hall of Fame running back and center of one of the most notorious murder trials of the 20th century, are now being sold online via Goldin Auctions. Bidding for the items that once belonged to Simpson, who died last April at the age of 76, opened Wednesday.

Goldin Auctions is currently selling the personal mementos of the infamous football legend, who died in April 2024.

Among the lots being sold by Goldin Auctions include a copy of The Living Bible signed and inscribed by Simpson’s friend and lawyer, Robert Kardashian, a Yamaha Piano previously owned by Simpson and a weathered copy of Simpson’s California drivers license (expiration: 1983).

Less than a year after O.J. Simpson ’s death, several personal items once owned by the NFL great and accused killer went live on the auction block late Wednesday, March 12. Among the items for bids is a framed photo of Simpson and former President Bill Clinton signed by both men. Bidding for that item starts at $100.