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

Remember that whiteboard President Barack Obama used to fill out his 2013 NCAA Tournament bracket? Well, now it could all be yours … if you’ve got some DEEP pockets.

TMZ Sports has learned … the piece of equipment #44 famously wrote on to give his predictions for the tourney a decade ago is hitting Heritage Auctions — and it’s expected to ultimately sell for around $20,000.

Of course, it’s a steep price for a bracket that got busted quickly, but ya gotta remember … Barack only filled out a few of these during his time as President — when he’d meet up annually with ESPN’s Andy Katz to talk March Madness.

In this particular set of picks, Obama went with a Final Four of Indiana, Florida, Ohio State and Louisville. Not great — as Louisville, Wichita State, Michigan and Syracuse actually made it. But, hey, one of four isn’t bad!

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

The whiteboard is now framed behind plexiglass … and it’s considered one of the more special ones of his presidency, considering it’s the first bracket he did after his reelection in November 2012.