OJ Simpson's belongings go up for sale in huge online auction: What can you purchase?

A remarkable collection of O.J. Simpson's memorabilia has recently been put up for auction, capturing the interest of collectors and fans alike. The auction, which went live late Wednesday, features a variety of personal belongings from the late controversial star, each item carrying a unique piece of history.

Among the notable items up for auction is a personally signed and framed photo of O.J. Simpson with former President Bill Clinton, with a starting bid of $100. Another significant item is a Heisman USC poster signed by Simpson, also starting at $100.

One of the more expensive and intriguing pieces is Robert Kardashian's signed and inscribed living Bible, which was given to Simpson as a token of friendship and . This item is available with a starting bid of $2,500.

Appealing items are up for grabs

The auction also includes handwritten grievances by Simpson and the beginning of a handwritten manuscript where he allegedly discusses Bruce (Caitlyn) Jenner and the Kardashian family. Simpson's personally owned Yamaha piano is up for grabs at $2,500, and his California driver's license, which expired on his birthday, July 9, 1983, is available for $500.

Malcolm LaVergne, the special of Simpson's estate, is managing the auction. LaVergne has stated that the proceeds will be used to pay back creditors who have come forward since Simpson's death last year. Despite the option for Simpson's children to object to the auction, they chose not to, and the judge allowed it to proceed.

One item notably absent from the auction is Simpson's deathbed, which was shown in January. The auction, conducted by Goldin Auctions LLC, has attracted significant media attention and is expected to draw high bids from collectors.