This pair of undies from the TV series Breaking Bad sold for around $10,000.
Trademe is a goldmine for weird and wonderful auctions. There have been captured ghosts and dragon-like capsicums.
According to the The Telegraph, these are eight of the world's weirdest auction lots:
John Lennon's rotten tooth sold in 2011 for £20,000 (NZ$38,962).
Underwear worn by Bryan Lee Cranston for the role of Walter White (Breaking Bad). Sold in 2012 for £5584 (NZ$10,883.22).
Scarlett Johansson's used tissue sold in 2008 for £3500 (NZ$6821.50).
"Sue", the largest and best preserved Tyrannosaurus Rex specimen ever found, sold in 1997 for £4,716,000 (NZ$9,191488.36).
A Tarbosaurus from Mongolia next to the world's largest Tyrannosaurus Rex, named Sue. Photo / Getty Images
John Lennon's toilet sold in 2010 for £9500 (NZ$18,515.51).
The Addams Family electric chair, which featured in the 1991 film, has seen a few auction houses since retiring from prop work but has not been sold lately.
An unusual pair of crocodile fossils appears to show the larger, predatory amphibian, known as sclerocephalus haeuseri, choking on another creature - presumed to be a smaller member of its own species. They sold in 2011 for £150,000 (NZ$292,350.14).
A vial that once contained Dexedrine Spansules prescribed to Elvis Presley the year before he collapsed and died sold in 2013.
Photo / Heritage Auctions
- nzherald.co.nz
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