Tupac Shakur's Prison I.D. <br />to Be Sold at Auction The late rapper <br />was convicted of <br />first-degree sexual <br />assault in 1995 and <br />sentenced to a year-and-a-half in prison. He served nine months of <br />that sentence at Clinton <br />Correctional Facility in New York. Heritage Auctions has <br />secured one of 2Pac's <br />I.D. cards and will <br />auction it off to <br />the highest bidder. The I.D. card also <br />features Shakur's signature. The bidding for the I.D. card <br />will start at $2,000. Some drawings that he made for his <br />wife at the time, Keisha Morris, were <br />also recently auctioned for $21,000. The auction will <br />begin on July 1.
