Devon Pendleton
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T. Rex sets record at Sotheby’s auction (opens the original)
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A Tyrannosaurus Rex named Gus has sold for $US50.1 million ($70.7 million), the highest price ever paid for a dinosaur at auction. Gus, described by the auction house Sotheby’s as one of the largest and most complete dinosaur skeletons ever discovered, was sold after 10 minutes of bidding. It wasn’t immediately clear who the buyer was. The previous record for a dinosaur fossil at auction was the $US44.6 million ($63.8 million) financier Ken Griffin bid for a stegosaurus named Apex in 2022. The m
T. Rex sets record at Sotheby’s auction (opens the original)
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A Tyrannosaurus Rex named Gus has sold for $US50.1 million ($70.7 million), the highest price ever paid for a dinosaur at auction. Gus, described by the auction house Sotheby’s as one of the largest and most complete dinosaur skeletons ever discovered, was sold after 10 minutes of bidding. It wasn’t immediately clear who the buyer was. The previous record for a dinosaur fossil at auction was the $US44.6 million ($63.8 million) financier Ken Griffin bid for a stegosaurus named Apex in 2022. The m
T. Rex sets record at Sotheby’s auction (opens the original)
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A Tyrannosaurus Rex named Gus has sold for $US50.1 million ($70.7 million), the highest price ever paid for a dinosaur at auction. Gus, described by the auction house Sotheby’s as one of the largest and most complete dinosaur skeletons ever discovered, was sold after 10 minutes of bidding. It wasn’t immediately clear who the buyer was. The previous record for a dinosaur fossil at auction was the $US44.6 million ($63.8 million) financier Ken Griffin bid for a stegosaurus named Apex in 2022. The m
T. Rex sets record at Sotheby’s auction (opens the original)
Read excerpt
A Tyrannosaurus Rex named Gus has sold for $US50.1 million ($70.7 million), the highest price ever paid for a dinosaur at auction. Gus, described by the auction house Sotheby’s as one of the largest and most complete dinosaur skeletons ever discovered, was sold after 10 minutes of bidding. It wasn’t immediately clear who the buyer was. The previous record for a dinosaur fossil at auction was the $US44.6 million ($63.8 million) financier Ken Griffin bid for a stegosaurus named Apex in 2022. The m
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