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Sotheby’s to auction one of the largest T-Rex skeletons for $30 million · Cyprus Report

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Sotheby’s to auction one of the largest T-Rex skeletons for $30 million

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Sotheby’s will auction one of the most complete T-Rex skeletons, nicknamed "Gus," on July 14 in New York.
The skeleton is expected to sell for between $20 million and $30 million, potentially setting a record for dinosaur skeleton sales.
"Gus" is described as one of the largest and best-preserved T-Rex skeletons discovered to date.
The auction is anticipated to draw significant attention from collectors and paleontology enthusiasts.

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