UNBELIEVABLE THINGS AUCTIONED ON EBAY

GIF

Artist Michael Green put up a GIF inspired by the “Balloon Dog

(Orange)” piece which was the most expensive work ever

sold by a living artist at auction ($58 million). Michael’s GIF,

however, only sold for a little over $200.

ARENA FOOTBALL TEAM

The Indiana Firebirds arena football team was auctioned

off for nearly $4 million.

HAUNTED RUBBER DUCK

This rubber ducky supposedly made the owner’s child act

possessed and “throw the duck as far away from him as he

could whenever he got the chance”. It sold for just over $100.

PARTIALLY EATEN GRILLED CHEESE

This 10 year old partially eaten sandwich supposedly had an

image of the Virgin Mary engraved on it. It sold for $28,000.

FOREHEAD ADVERTISING

Not just any advertising…permanent advertising. Utah

resident Kari Smith sold her forehead for $10,000 as an

advertising spot. GoldenPalace.com took her up on the offer.

And now she has their web address permanently

tattooed on her face.

THE MEANING OF LIFE

In 2000 a North Carolina resident put up the “meaning of life” for

auction. His description stated ““I have discovered the reason

for existence, and will be happy to share this information with

the highest bidder.” It sold for $3.26.

A LIVER

A man from Florida was selling his liver for $5.7 million before

eBay ended the auction.

A LIFE

After Ian Usher’s wife left him he put up his entire life for sale.

It went for $300,000, Ian ended up traveling the world and

eventually he wrote a book called “A Life Sold”.

Disney even wants to turn it into a movie.