Tons of special pieces of O.J. Simpson‘s memorabilia have just hit the auction block … and all the items have a ton of history behind them.

The auction of the late controversial star’s personal belongings went live late Wednesday. Among the auction items are a personally signed and framed photo of O.J. and former President Bill Clinton which is up for auction starting at $100.

There’s also a Heisman USC poster signed by Simpson going for $100. For a whopping $2,500 you can own Robert Kardashian‘s signed and inscribed living Bible which was given to O.J. as a token of friendship and support.

There’s handwritten O.J. grievances and the beginning of a handwritten manuscript where he allegedly talks about Bruce (Caitlyn) Jenner and the Kardashian family.

You can score O.J.’s personally owned Yamaha piano for $2,500 and for $500 bucks you get his California drivers license which expired on his birthday of July 9, 1983.

As you know … O.J. passed away last year and Malcolm LaVergne, the special administrator of O.J.’s estate made it clear he wanted to sell Simpson’s personal items to help pay back creditors who have come calling since he died.

One item not currently listed is Simpson’s deathbed, which we showed you in January. Remember … O.J.’s kids had the option of objecting the auction to the court but they didn’t and the judge allowed the auction to go forward.

A Black mother who lost her son before the rise of the Black Lives Matter movement says the removal of BLM Plaza in our nation’s capital is a sign the country is in a bad place.

Ahmaud Arbery‘s mom, Wanda Cooper Jones, tells TMZ … the removal of the BLM mural in Washington, D.C. “feels like a bad omen” and she says it serves as “a reminder of how fragile progress can be.”

Wanda says BLM was never about murals, monuments, or symbolic gestures … it’s always been about accountability, justice and meaningful change — but she doesn’t like the change being made here.

As we reported … Jamie Foxx says Black American social efforts are taking a step back as a result of President Trump pressuring D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser to remove the mural under threat of losing federal funding.

Arbery was murdered in February 2020 while out for a run in Georgia … and video of his murder at the hands of 3 white men sparked widespread outrage.

BLM really took off after George Floyd was murdered by a white cop months later, sparking summer protests nationwide … but Arbery’s case remains a big part of the movement … as does Breonna Taylor‘s death. The Trayvon Martin and Michael Brown killings also prompted the early beginnings of the BLM cause.

Lee Merritt, an attorney who has worked with the families of Arbery, Floyd and Taylor, tells TMZ … “Justice isn’t measured in murals — it’s measured in laws, accountability, and protecting Black lives.”

Spike Feresten, a veteran writer in Hollywood, is raising money for students impacted by the Palisades fire … by putting his classic motorcycle on the auction block.

Spike is auctioning off his 1966 Triumph Bonneville T120R … and all the proceeds are going to the Palisades Charter High School Booster Club. We’re told the money will go towards fire recovery at the school.

Much of the Palisades was destroyed in the January wildfire and the rebuilding efforts are underway … but it’s going to take a lot, and Spike is doing his part.

The guy’s famous for writing on major TV shows like “Saturday Night Live,” “Seinfeld,” “The Simpsons” and for David Letterman. Spike’s also been a screenwriter on “Bee Movie” and “Unfrosted.”

Spike has a connection to Palisades Charter High School … his sons are students there.

The auction ends next week and we’re told the winning bidder will have the motorcycle delivered on Spike’s YouTube show, “Spike’s Car Radio,” which he hosts with Paul Zuckerman.