Have you ever come across a super strange object that cost a lot of money? It's even hard to believe that someone would disburse millions of reais to buy something that isn't even that beautiful. But these people exist and are known as art collectors and curators, present at the most exclusive auctions to try to obtain rare pieces.
Are you curious to know the most expensive objects in the world? So follow this article in its entirety. Good reading!
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Investment or love of art?
Indeed, some specialists in rarities are enthusiasts of the artistic world and have the desire to obtain rare pieces due to their historical importance. However, most curators are just looking for a way to invest large sums of money in objects that never lose their value.
Anyway, the following objects are very desired by these two groups, as they are super interesting and extremely valuable. Check out:
- Action Comics first issue
Really, it's hard to find cheap books these days, but this story from this comic will blow your mind:
In 2014, the first issue of Action Comics was sold, which marked the first time that Superman appeared in the world of comics. This magazine grossed no less than $3.2 million and became the most expensive magazine in the world.
- Feather of extinct Huia bird
In New Zealand, a feather from an animal extinct for 100 years was found: the Huia. This bird's feather was auctioned for $8,000.
- Ring: Chopard Blue Diamond
Valued at $16 million, this ring is made of 15 carat white gold and features a large oval blue diamond in the center. The story of this ring is that it was stored in a boron deposit, and this caused it to acquire a unique blue color.
- Drawing: Head of a Muse, by Raphael
This is a great example of a work that was acquired as a form of investment. When first auctioned, this drawing was valued at $20 million. Years later, its price has more than doubled, today it's worth around $47 million.
So, would you have the courage to disburse huge amounts for these pieces?
