California: The late Kobe Bryant's game-winning items from his illustrious career with NBA (National Basketball Association) side the Los Angeles Lakers sold for a total of 202,590 US dollars (185,055 Euros), excluding fees, at auction on Thursday.
Bryant's Grauman's Chinese Theater handprints sold for 75,000 US dollars (68,500 Euros).
The 18-Time All-Star's full 1999-2000 NBA Finals uniform sold for 43,750 US dollars (40,000 Euros).
NBA legend Bryant's "24" 2006-2007 game-worn Lakers jersey sold for 22,400 US dollars (20,460 Euros), and his signed and inscribed Adidas Basketball sneakers sold for 25,600 US dollars (23,384 Euros).
Other sports highlights included in the auction were: a Jules Rimet replica trophy presented to Marco AntOnio Feliciano during the 1970 World Cup with the Brazilian National Soccer Team when Brazil defeated Uruguay 3-1 in the semifinals and crushed Italy 4-1 in the tournament final at Estadio Azteca in Mexico City.
Bryant, 41, and his daughter Gianna, 13, were among nine people killed when the helicopter which they were travelling on crashed in Calabasas, California earlier this year.
Last month, Kobe Bryant was inducted into the NBA's Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility.
The basketball legend had won five NBA championships in his 20-year-long career while playing for Los Angeles Lakers.
The Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame announced the nine honourees in the Class of 2020 presented by a venture capitalist firm.
The Class of 2020 will be enshrined in Springfield, Massachusetts, on August 29, 2020.
Apart from Kobe Bryant, 15-time NBA All-Star and three-time NBA Finals MVP Tim Duncan, 15-time NBA All-Star and nine-time NBA All-Defensive First Team selection Kevin Garnett, four-time National Coach of the Year Eddie Sutton, two-time NBA Champion coach Rudy Tomjanovich, 10-time WNBA All-Star and four-time Olympic gold medalist Tamika Catchings, three-time NCAA National Championship Coach of Baylor Kim Mulkey, five-time Division II National Coach of the Year Barbara Stevens and longtime FIBA executive Patrick Baumann have all been inducted into the Class of 2020.
