The Weirdest Things Ever Sold at Auction
Auctions can be a treasure trove of rare and valuable items—but sometimes, they take a turn for the bizarre. From a half-eaten sandwich to a preserved human toe, people have paid shocking amounts for the strangest things. Get ready to be amazed by the weirdest items ever sold at auction! And don’t forget—like and subscribe for more unbelievable stories!
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Would you pay thousands for a half-eaten sandwich?
Someone did!
In 2004, a decade-old grilled cheese sandwich with an image resembling the Virgin Mary sold for $28,000.
The seller claimed it never molded, adding to its mystique.
The buyer?
An online casino looking for publicity.
Whether divine or just a lucky burn pattern, this sandwich became one of the most bizarre auctioned items
ever.
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How much would you pay for a piece of rock history?
In 2011, John Lennon’s tooth was auctioned for over $31,000.
Given to his housekeeper in the 1960s, the decayed molar became a prized possession for a Canadian dentist
who wanted to use it for DNA research.
A strange way to own a piece of The Beatles, but hey—some fans will do anything!
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Ever heard of a human toe being sold?
The Downtown Hotel in Canada serves a cocktail called the Sourtoe, featuring a real preserved human toe.
When one was accidentally swallowed, they needed a replacement.
In 2017, a man auctioned off his amputated toe, and the hotel paid $6,600 for it!
Now, brave drinkers can still take the challenge.
Would you try it?
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A jar of air—yes, air—once sold for $860!
In 2015, two Chinese men auctioned off a sealed jar of ‘fresh air’ from the mountains.
With pollution concerns rising, buyers were eager to own a breath of purity.
While it may seem ridiculous, it highlights how far people will go for clean air.
Would you buy bottled air?
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How much would you pay for a ghost?
In 2010, a New Zealand woman auctioned off two vials of ‘ghosts’ trapped in holy water.
She claimed they were spirits haunting her home, and a bidder paid nearly $2,000 to own them.
Whether real or just a clever marketing trick, the sale sparked debates about the supernatural.
Would you buy a ghost?
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