What was Einstein's bid for a million dollar auction?

Do you think someday the items you used will be sold for hundreds of thousands, even millions? Maybe, if you're famous like the great physicist Albert Eistein.

Thomas Venning - a participant in Einstein's auction of objects, expressed: "Not only is the greatest scientist in history, Einstein is also a symbol of knowledge, intelligence and passion. interesting to own something of this genius ".

Here is one of Einstein's assets that was auctioned off huge amounts of money.

Clock

According to Express.co.uk, in 2016, the 116-year-old Swiss watch used to be sold by London physicist Christie's in London.

The watch used by the great physicist - (Photo: Getty Images).

The watch has a silver layer, there is a large ring on the face only minutes, a small circle of seconds indicates in Arabic numbers.

This is one of three famous Einstein watches. He owned it in the 1900s at the age of 21 and recently graduated from a four-year bachelor's degree in physics and mathematics at the ETH Zürich school in Switzerland.

Since then, Einstein often uses this watch when working and preserving very carefully.

The watch was sold for £ 266,500 (equivalent to $ 361,477), about 13 times the initial estimate.

Leather jacket

The favorite Einstein leather jacket - (Photo: Christie's).

Express.co.uk page says this leather jacket from the Nobel Prize-winning physicist was auctioned in 2016 and earned £ 110,500 compared to the initial estimate of only £ 60,000.

This leather jacket was jokingly called the costume of the Colombian, produced by fashion company Levi Strauss & Co.

It is said that Einstein used to wear this shirt for about 4 years in Europe before he brought him to America to avoid a massacre of Jews by the Hitler administration.

At the auction, the participants said they could sense the smell of Einstein smoking often still lingering in every fabric although it had a lifespan of several decades.

Finally, this jacket was bought by Levi Strauss & Co, the fashion company, as a souvenir and for other purposes such as display and advertising.

Toy box

Toy box is similar to today's children - (Photo: Getty Images).

Also in 2016, Einstein's childhood puzzle toy box was sold for about £ 62,500, 8 times more than the expected price (about £ 8,000).

Toy box is produced by F. Ad. Richter & Cie in Rudolstadt, Germany. The set consists of 160 puzzle pieces with red, lime and gray tiles and various shapes and sizes.

Notes on "happiness theory"

Two lines of notes of million dollars by Einstein - (Photo: AFP)

According to CNBC, in an auction in Israel in 2017, Einstein's two lines of "happiness theory" were sold for $ 1.3 million - an unbelievable number!

In 1922 - a year after receiving the Nobel Prize in Physics, Einstein went to Japan to lecture and stay at the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo.

At that time, a messenger came to deliver information to Eistein, but he had no tip in him. He decided to write a line of notes in German on two sheets of paper that were given to this person with a blessing, if the two notes would be worth many times more than the usual tip.

On the first paper, Einstein wrote, "Life is peaceful, humble will have more joy and happiness than pursuing success always worries." In the second sheet, Einstein wrote: "Free will, everything will have a way."

Indeed, later two notes on this "theory of happiness" cost up to 1.3 million.

 

The letter from Einstein was auctioned earlier this year - (Photo: AFP).

Most recently, in March 2016, an Einstein hand letter was auctioned in Israel, earning over $ 100,000.

According to AFP, the hand letter was sent by Einstein to a mathematician in 1928 from Berlin, the content of the letter was to outline his ideas of relativity.

The closing letter cost $ 103,700 by an unnamed unnamed person.

Also in this auction, Winner's auction house opened up a lot of letters and pictures related to Einstein in 1921 for thousands of dollars.