Abstract Art: A $50.1M T. Rex and the New Trophy Assets of the 1%
A Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton at USD 50.1 million says more about how the ultra-wealthy define a trophy asset than it does about palaeontology.
A Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton at USD 50.1 million says more about how the ultra-wealthy define a trophy asset than it does about palaeontology.
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