Weird online auctions!

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Catarina Migliorini: She auctioned off her V-card week for $780,000, more money than most of us have made since we lost our virginities (for free). Migliorini sold her virginity for a noble cause. She told the media that she planned to donate as much as 90 percent of the profit to charities that will build homes in the Brazilian state of Santa Catarina. (Huffington Post)

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A 61-year-old Grandmother: A ten-year-old Zoe Pemberton put her grandmother up for auction, dozens of people placed bids that reached more than $20,000 before the auction was shut down for breaching strict sales policies.

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A Dried Peach Vagina: An eBay seller bought a bunch of mixed dried fruit from the local bulk store. The very last piece of fruit to eat was this peach. He pulled it out, took a look at it, and thought “Wow! This looks like a vagina. No clues, who bought it though!

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Entire life: On June 2008, Ian Usher put his entire life for auction. The auction included his three bedroom house in Western Australia and everything inside it including his car, motorcycle, Jet Ski, and parachuting gear. He also offered complete introduction to his friends and a trial offer for his job. When the auction is finished, his entire life was sold for $384,000.

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Golf Balls from a Snake’s Gut: An auction for 4 golf balls that were surgically removed from a python’s gut ended. The golf balls, together with x-rays and photographs of the surgery, were sold for $1401 to an Australian man.

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Larry Star was so disillusioned by his marriage break-up that he not only sold his ex-wife's wedding dress on eBay — but he modelled the dress as well. The dress sold for US$3850.

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On October 2008, an anonymous seller put Iceland for auction. During that time, Iceland owes $5.49 billion to Russia and the seller thinks that they can use the payment to reduce the debt. Bidding started at 99 pence but it reached $17.28 million in just a couple of days.

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