The guardian's sword by Taking Cigarette novel Chapter 1733

It was ten million!

Ten million dollars was not a small amount for any scion of a family.

The female auctioneer on stage was stunned at the moment. She could not imagine that Jagoan was willing to bid ten million for this bronze fragment.

Did he really think that this seemingly ordinary antique fragment was worth more than ten million?

Or was he just flexing at the rich young man in the upstairs private room?

If it was the latter, then the cost was too high!

“M-Mr. Fifty-six, offers… O-Offers ten million, is there anyone offering higher?” The female auctioneer hurriedly asked, but her voice was trembling.

To be honest, although she was very excited when the Seven Star Sword was auctioned for 20 million before, she was not as excited as she was now. After all, the estimated transaction price ofthe Seven Star Sword was between six million and eight million, although it finally sold for a sky-high price of 20 million, it was only more than double, not even triple.

However, such an ordinary antique fragment, which might be bought for only ten dollars in the antique market, was sold for ten million at this auction!

How many times was the difference?

A million times!

Even if the difference was described as the difference between heaven and earth, it would not be enough!

Rapido, who was sitting on the sofa in the private room on the second floor, held a glass of red wine in his hand and took a sip leisurely. However, when he heard the price of ten million, he suddenly spewed out the red wine in his mouth.

Ten million?

Do you really think this antique fragment is a treasure?

Amazing!

I won’t compete with you, I won’t compete with a crazy person like you!

Rapido immediately gave up the idea of competing. After all, if he bid one more thousand and Jagoan did not bid again, then this worthless piece of fragment of the ancient bronze sword would fall into his hands, just like the woman who competed with Lisha before.

There were still about ten auction items left, but neither Jagoan nor Lisha was interested, so they did not bid on any more items.