Tupac's Bodyguard's Hard Drive Expected to Fetch At Least 6 Figures at Auction

Tupac Shakur‘s right-hand man/bodyguard has a treasure trove of Pac-related gems that are seeing the light of day for the first time … and are expected to fetch a pretty penny.

The late rapper’s ex-bodyguard, Frank Alexander — who has also since died — once had a computer hard drive in his possession that’s said to contain an unspoken amount of content covering all things Tupac … including unseen photos, unheard music and legal docs giving new insight into his life.

The 83 GB drive — which is being auctioned off by GottaHaveRockandRoll.com starting Wednesday — will have an opening bid of $10,000 … but we’re told by people in the know that auction heads think someone will throw down way more for it — about $600k or beyond.

Why’s this thing so dang valuable, you may ask??? It’s pretty simple actually … especially when you get a gander at what’s inside.

Among the digital files … a sea of pics showing Pac and his pals behind the scenes, either hanging out and/or working on music and other projects.

Not just that, but we’re told there’s also a plethora of legal docs that pertained to Tupac that Frank owned … such as depositions he gave, lawsuits he was named in, among other paperwork. Bottom line … it’s a very valuable collector’s item for any hardcore fan.

10% of the proceeds are going toward an official org tied to Pac — the Tupac Amaru Shakur Foundation.

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