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Uncle Sam is collecting on 6ix9ine’s unpaid tax debt. The IRS has sold his jewelry and more of his personal items at auction for over $500,000.

As per Complex the rapper turned federal informant had many of his prized possessions seized by the government back in April of 2024. According to the agency a raid was exercised on 6ix9ine’s Lake Worth, Florida home for “nonpayment of internal revenue taxes.” During the visit agents took several high ticket items including his diamond jewelry, luxury automobiles, record plaques and more. This week an auction was hosted to sell off the 63 items taken during the haul.

While his signature jewelry pieces eventually went under the hammer it was his music plaques that received the most interest. The certifications were linked to some of his most popular works including his breakout single “Gummo”, “Fefe”, “Gooba” and his Dummy Boy album. “This was the sleeper hit of the auction,” said Jacob Kodner of Market Auctions. “Collectors and fans alike recognized these plaques as irreplaceable pieces of music history.” Most of his possessions were purchased adding up to about $510,000. The only items that did get sold were a pair of cuban link necklaces.

This is not the first time 6ix9ine had his personal belongings sold by the state to make up for his tax debt. Back in July his 2019 Lamborghini Urus and 2017 Bentley Continental GT Speed were sold at a separate auction. 6ix9ine has not publicly commented on the matter.