The debut collection features an array of high-profile rarities, including a Kobe Bryant-autographed Nike Zoom Kobe 1, an Eminem x Nike Air Force 1 Shady Records collaboration, and a 1985 original Air Jordan 1 Chicago. These items are available exclusively through StockX Listings, a feature designed to facilitate the trade of vintage and unique goods. To support this launch, StockX introduced enhanced profile pages, allowing users to browse a seller’s entire inventory in a single location.

StockX CEO Greg Schwartz noted that the initiative aims to bridge the gap between high-end storytelling and retail access. By partnering with the social entertainment studio Spectra, the platform intends to release additional episodes featuring other cultural icons in the coming months. The full conversation with Tucker is available on the company’s YouTube channel, with the sale of his archive items beginning Tuesday at noon ET.