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Jodi Nanotyrannus skeleton auction

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DevelopingNext check Oct 28: Any announcement of the purchaser's destination, public display or research-access arrangements, and any official final-price publication.

Where it stands

Jodi sold at Sotheby’s in New York on October 27, 2026, for $47.3 million including fees; the winning bid before fees was $40.5 million. The buyer’s identity remains anonymous, and the auction sale is complete.

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    Jodi sells for $47.3 million. Who gets to study it next?

    The Nanotyrannus skeleton far exceeded Sotheby’s estimate after an earlier offering as a young T. rex. Its destination—and future research access—remain undisclosed.

History

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Who's involved

Organizations

  • Sotheby'sauction house1 report

Places

  • JordanJordan, MT, United States of America1 report
  • New YorkNew York, NY, USA1 report

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