The contract for Jay-Z and Eminem’s collaboration Renegade is up for auction, starting at $35,000. Signed by Shawn Carter and Marshall Mathers, it marks a pivotal moment in music history.

A piece of hip-hop history is up for grabs as the contract for Jay-Z and Eminem’s legendary collaboration Renegade hits the auction block. Listed with a starting price of $35,000, the document represents a pivotal moment in music history, marking the creation of one of the most iconic tracks on Jay-Z’s 2001 album The Blueprint. The rare production agreement, bearing the signatures of both Jay-Z and Eminem, is now in the possession of collectables company Moments In Time, TMZ reports.

In 2001, Jay-Z’s Roc-A-Fella Records joined forces with Eminem’s Angry Blonde Productions to create the iconic track Renegade. The agreement was finalized just 10 days before the song’s release. Adding a unique touch for collectors, both artists signed the contract using their real names—Shawn Carter and Marshall Mathers—making it a true gem of music history.

Renegade stood out as the sole feature on Jay-Z’s critically acclaimed album The Blueprint, which dropped on September 11, 2001. The album received perfect ratings from prestigious outlets like The Source, XXL, and Vibe. The track not only elevated Eminem’s street cred but also solidified Jay-Z’s dominance in the rap scene, even becoming a focal point in Nas’ infamous diss track Ether during their heated feud.

After the release of The Blueprint, Jay-Z and Eminem delivered a memorable performance of Renegade on the rooftop of The David Letterman Show, cementing the track’s legendary status. Now, fans and collectors have a rare opportunity to own a tangible piece of that iconic era with the original production contract up for auction.

The 14-page agreement is listed on the official website of Moments In Time as a “Unique contract signed by Eminem and Jay-Z.” This one-of-a-kind document offers collectors a rare glimpse into the business side of one of hip-hop’s most iconic collaborations.