Might be S. pinguicula. Yale

i think i saw something similar selling on ebay for 2500 bucks.

This plant has not been named at this time. It only has Lav. collection numbers. Mine hs the numbers of 23328A or 23154 The plant for sale on EBay does not match the description for the plant being sold. I have both. One has those lines on the abaxil side (underneath the leaves) and is slightly rough to the touch. The other which looks like it is not rough, and does not have those lines on the bottom, and spirels around the stem. I have apple and oranges here so there is confusion. One is a Lav. plant the other a C.P. Bailes in Kismaayo. I'll wait another year and see what comes up as a name. I have four of the one that is being sold at this time. I do not sell on the forum, nor on EBAy These plants have been around for about 10 years and not named yet. Norma

I just did a quick Google image search for "Sansevieria," and found a photo of S. pinguicula, which does look a lot like your unidentified plant.

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Here is a link that might be useful: Google image search Savsevieria pinguicula

Yes I agree you picture is a S. ping. if has a bloom on the leaves. But there are green ones, no bloom, perhaps your plant is this. I certainly hope so, I don't have the green one yet. Again there are several other plants that start off like this. This is the reason that we don't attempt to name very young plants. I have plants since 1968, I didn't name until recently. I just wonder if that is a S. erhrengii, they also have a white trim on the boarders. Google this species and see what come up .??? Again several species start out looking like yours. Norma