The 10 Most Ridiculously Expensive Items Ever Sold On eBay

You thought the Air Mags sold for a lot of dough? Peep these high-priced auctions.

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Founded in 1995, eBay has become one of the premier Web destinations and one of the go-to places to buy and sell goods you can't get elsewhere; it's helped change the way people shop on the Internet. Along the way, people have gotten scammed and conned, but user confidence has also grown tremendously thanks to new buyer protection rules. Confidence has grown to the point where ballers now feel comfortable dropping stacks on stacks on stacks on whatever they're bidding on. Case in point: Celebrities and regular rich folk have dropped thousands—UK artist Tinie Tempah dropped $37,500(!)—to cop the limited-edition Nike Air Mags. The first 150 pairs of the show raised over $1 million, the profits from which went to the Michael J. Foxx Foundation for Parkinson's Research.

Sounds like a grip, right? It would if you had no idea how much money people have dropped on eBay over the years. From space rocks to private jets, these are the 10 Most Ridiculously Expensive Items Ever Sold On eBay. Happy bidding.

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10. Bandai Stadium Events

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9. Barry Bonds 715th Home Run Ball

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Sold for: $220,100

Year: 2006

Before Marc Ecko bought his record-breaking 765th home run ball for $750,000, Barry Bond’s 715th homerun ball, the one he hit to put him in second place on the all-time home runs list, was sold for the sizably smaller amount of $220,100. We hear the ball was left as-is with no asterisk or planes for space travel.

8. Zagami Martian Meteorite

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7. Samuel Allsopp's Arctic Ale Circa 1852

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6. 2003 Enzo Ferrari

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5. 1909 Honus Wagner Baseball Card

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4. Albert, Texas

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3. Lunch With Warren Buffett

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2. Gulfstream II

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1. Frank Mulder's Gigayacht

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