Barack Obama’s Signed 2013 NCAA Tournament Bracket Hits Auction, Could Fetch $20K

Remember that white boards President Barack Obama utilized to submit his 2013 NCAA Tournament bracket? Well, now it could all yours … if you’ve got some DEEP pockets.

TMZ Sports has actually discovered … the tool #44 notoriously composed on to provide his forecasts for the tourney a years back is striking Heritage Auctions — and it’s anticipated to eventually cost around $20,000.

Of course, it’s a high cost for a bracket that got busted rapidly, however ya gotta keep in mind … Barack just submitted a few of these throughout his time as President — when he’d fulfill up yearly with ESPN’s Andy Katz to talk March Madness.

In this specific set of choices, Obama opted for a Final Four of Indiana, Florida, Ohio State and Louisville. Not excellent — as Louisville, Wichita State, Michigan and Syracuse really made it. But, hello, among 4 isn’t bad!

Almost all of the choices were handwritten by Obama himself — and later, he signed it.

The white boards is now framed behind plexiglass … and it’s thought about among the more unique among his presidency, considering it’s the very first bracket he did after his re-election in November 2012.