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The most expensive prop in movie history

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The ruby red slippers worn by Dorothy in โ€œThe Wizard of Ozโ€ sold for $32.5 million at Heritage Auctions on Saturday, becoming the most expensive prop in movie history.

When hearing about the record-breaking sale of a case of 1979-80 O-Pee-Chee hockey cards for $2.5 million, many immediately asked whether the buyer would be โ€” or should be โ€” opening the new purchase.

Ignoring the fact the case itself is, indeed, open (itโ€™s the packs inside the boxes within the case which remain unopened), itโ€™s a good question.

Caitlin Clark set a new record Saturday night, and it didn't come on the court.

A sealed box of Jell-O, originally bought in 1962 for less than a nickel, sold for a record $43,200 on Sunday night at Robert Edwards Auctions.

A flashlight sold for $106,250 on Friday. However, it wasnโ€™t just any flashlight. It was one of the most important flashlights in American history.

"Leave the gun. ... Take Mario Puzo's personal notebook from 'The Godfather.'"

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First ring girl for Jake Paul-Mike Tyson. Next sign with CAA. Now autographed trading cards?

A Magic: The Gathering limited-edition (Beta) sealed starter deck display box, signed by Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak sold for $312,500 at Heritage Auctions on Friday, setting an all-time record for any sealed MTG product.

Thanks for reading, weโ€™ll see you Thursday.