A lemon found in the closet of a dead man was auctioned in lakhs, know about this strange case

Often you have seen auctions of such things, which, although they look ordinary and useless, but due to their uniqueness, they are bid for lakhs and crores of rupees. Many times such cases have come to light, in which the price of seemingly worthless things has surprised people. A similar auction held recently in England has become a topic of discussion these days. You will be surprised to know that here a 285-year-old dry lemon was auctioned for more than 1 lakh rupees. This nearly two-inch black lemon was found in a house cleaning cupboard, the price of which will blow your mind. In such a situation, the question is coming to people's minds that what is there in this lemon, due to which its price has been set in lakhs.

This much-hyped auction was conducted by Brettells auction house in Shropshire, England. According to the information given by the auctioneer, this unique lemon was found by a man in a small 19th century cupboard belonging to his uncle, but the interesting thing is that the person came to auction the cupboard. He felt it might be valuable. While the auctioneer was photographing the cupboard, he found a 285-year-old dried lemon in a cupboard drawer, which had turned black. He also auctioned the lemon along with the cupboard.

A special message is also written on this lemon. This lemon peel is inscribed, 'Given by Mr. P. Lou Franchini to Miss E. Baxter, Nov. 4, 1739.' It is believed to have been taken from India to England as a romantic gift.

Auctioneer David Brettel said that he had estimated that the lemon could sell for 4,200-6,300 rupees, but it was auctioned for 1,400 pounds (1.47 lakh rupees), while the cupboard sold for only 32 pounds (about 3,360 rupees). is

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Many things have been auctioned before, which is surprising to know. In June last year, a man bought a piece of the wedding cake of Prince William and Catherine Middleton in London for 1,700 pounds or about 1.78 lakh rupees.