Jeffrey Epstein’s creepy $5,000 custom chess set surfaces — with him as the king

A bizarre custom chess set commissioned by late convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein has come to light, featuring the disgraced financier and nine attractive young women striking suggestive poses as every piece on the board.

Photos obtained by TMZ show the pieces, including a likeness of Epstein himself sporting a gilded crown and a black and white robe for each respective side’s king.

The project took several months to make, starting when a handful of women in their 20s visited a New York City photo shop in 2016 and requested a shoot that would be the basis for a set of chess pieces, according to the outlet.

The women made several return trips to the shop for additional photos, always dressed to the nines, taking around 600 pics in all, the publication reported. The shop then made 3D sculptures based on the photos for a complete set of 36 pieces, including pawns, rooks, knights, bishops and queens.

The ladies claimed they belonged to a chess club but wouldn’t elaborate on who the president was, the outlet said.

Epstein himself showed up near the end of the process to pose for his own pictures, but the employee who worked with him apparently had no idea who his infamous customer was. Epstein told the staffer he didn’t actually know how many pieces were supposed to be on a chessboard, TMZ reported.

The final price tag for the custom chess set was a cool $5,000 — a paltry sum for someone worth nearly $600 million at the time of his 2019 suicide at Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York.