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1. 1963 Ferrari Release 250 GTO: worth $ 70 million.

In 2018, a vintage Italian sports car broke a record when Chicago’s David Macnill, founder and CEO of WeatherTech, 

bought it for $ 70 million. 

Between 1962 and 1964, only 39 of these cars were produced.

At the time of purchase, the chairman of the auction, James Knight, said: “The Ferrari 250 GTO is equivalent in the car market

 to Van Gogh Sunflowers. 

- Who else owns this legendary car?

 Ralph Lauren, Pink Floyd drummer - Nick Mason and British billionaire Lord Anthony Bamford.

2. Watch “Hallucinations” worth 55 million dollars

Completed in 2014, the hours of the London studio "Graff Diamonds" took away from the creators of several thousand hours 

of work. 

The “sculptural masterpiece”, watches made of platinum quartz are encrusted with yellow, pink, blue, gray and orange diamonds 

of various facets.

3.Blue Tuna, 3.1 million dollars

Experts are concerned about the future of the tuna, officially "endangered." 

But we are still not sure that one fish is worth 3.1 million dollars. 

Kiyoshi Kimura, a sushi restaurant owner, paid so much for bluefin tuna on Toyosu’s Japanese market in early 2019.

If you are a fan of fishing and fish, then on the portal azor-fish.ru fishing line can be found in any assortment and on any fish.

4.Antilia, Mumbai: 22 billion dollars.

The richest man in India built this 400,000-square-foot home in Mumbai in 2012 at a cost of $ 22.3 billion. 

Business tycoon Mukesh Ambani, his wife and three children enjoy 27 floors of earthquake-proof luxury.

 Named after the mythical Atlantic island, the Antilia house has a garage for 168 cars, a spa center, a temple, a two-story 

recreation center, a theater for 50 people, three helicopter platforms, garden terraces, a ballroom and guest apartments.

5.Manhattan parking space: $ 1 million

Between 1978 and 2010, the New York City Manhattan neighborhood lost 25,000 public parking spaces. 

And developers can only include parking spaces for about 20% of new residences. 

Secure own parking space quickly became the new standard of luxury in New York. 

In 2015, the boutique Manhattan condo, sold three parking spaces for $ 1 million apiece.

6."The Savior of the World" Leonardo da Vinci: 450 million dollars

In 2017, Saudi Prince Bader bin Abdullah bin Mohammed bin Farhan Al-Saud bought Salvator Mundi (the Savior of the World) 

at Christie's auction, shocking everyone with his final bid of 450 million dollars. 

The last famous painting by Leonardo Da Vinci in private hands was first sold for $ 60 in 1958.

7.Domain CarInsurance.com for 49.7 million dollars.

The most difficult thing in domains: most people do not report sales in public, and domain names come and go every day for 

millions of dollars. 

However, surprisingly, recently the domain name CarInsurance.com has been sold for 49.7 million dollars.

8.Motorcycle Neiman Marcus Limited Edition: 11 million dollars

There are only 45 Neiman Marcus Limited Edition motorcycles in the world. 

With a carbon fiber frame and titanium alloys, this bike can reach speeds of up to 304 km / h. 

At first it was sold for 110,000 dollars - and this is not so expensive. 

However, enthusiasts love the unusual design and body, because the latter is cut from a single piece of metal.

9.Brilliant Wittelsbach-Graaf: 80 million dollars

Found in India in the 17th century, this dark blue diamond was first owned by King Philip IV of Spain and changed hands 

many times over the centuries. 

In 2008, the auction house Christie's in London put up for auction this 35.36-carat diamond. 

Lawrence Graff bought it for $ 2,431,1191. 

Dissatisfied with 25 flaws of the stone and numerous chips and scratches, he remade it into a 31.06 carat diamond.

10.Heinzman's Piano Crystal: $ 3.22 million

Before this piano retired and was sold at auction for 3.22 million dollars, Royal Heinzman's “Crystal Piano” entertained 

the world at the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing. 

Now he pleases with the sweet music of a private alvdelz.