You wanna piece of Eminem? It’ll cost you a minimum of $2,250.

Shares in the rapper’s royalty catalog went on sale on Monday — priced at $7.50 apiece with a minimum purchase of 300 shares.

The shares are offered by Royalty Flow, a unit of Royalty Exchange, which has been granted access to a 15 or 25 percent royalty stream from Eminem’s work between 1999 and 2013 — which includes albums “The Marshall Mathers LP” and “The Eminem Show.”

Royalty Flow shares will start trading once sales hit $11 million.

The offering has been qualified by the Securities and Exchange Commission. Royalty Flow hoped to trade the shares under the ticker symbol RLTY.

The offering, once completed, will be the first equity backed by music royalties available to individual investors.

The entire Eminem catalog earned more than $82 million in royalties from 1999 through 2016, an ­SEC filing said.

Historical results are “not indicative of future performance,” the filing warned. Royalty Flow hopes to add other music assets to the Eminem assets, it said.

Eminem neither approved nor endorsed the IPO.

The shares will gain value as they pocket dividends from Eminem royalty payments that flow to Funky Bass Team Productions, which owns the albums produced in the 14-year period.

Royalty Flow paid FBT $18.75 million for the stake in the rapper’s catalog.

FBT, co-founded by brothers Jeff and Mark Bass, discovered and produced Eminem before the rap star signed with Dr. Dre.