Sotheby's to Auction One of Largest, Most Complete T-Rex Skeletons, Valued at ~$30M

Published Jul 14, 06:28 AM UTC

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Sotheby's, the renowned New York auction house, is set to auction one of the largest and most complete Tyrannosaurus Rex skeletons ever discovered. The fossil, noted for its exceptional preservation, is estimated to be worth approximately 30 million dollars. This event highlights the high-value market for rare dinosaur fossils, attracting collectors and museums worldwide. The auction underscores the ongoing commercial interest in paleontological specimens, with this T-Rex skeleton expected to fetch a record price.

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The New York auction house Sotheby's is auctioning one of the largest and most complete Tyrannosaurus Rex skeletons ever discovered. The fossil is estimated to be valued at $30 million.

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Original headline: Sotheby's versteigert eines der am besten erhaltenen T-Rex-Skelette

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