The skeleton of the dinosaur "Judy" was sold in New York for 47.3 million dollars. Sotheby's Six buyers competed on the pitch for 12 minutes. Anonymous telephone bidder won. The initial estimate was $6-9 million. Nano-Tyrannus lived about 67 million years ago. His six-meter-long skeleton was found in 2019 on a farm in Montana and was named after the owner of the site, Judy Pearson. About 191 bones survived, including an almost complete skull. According to the auction house, this is one of only three well-preserved Nano-Tyran skeletons known. It is strange that in 2023 the same specimen was presented as a young tyrannosaurus under the name "Chopper" and asked for 20 million dollars. "Judy" is now the second most valuable dinosaur in auction history. The record belongs to the tyrannosaurus "Gus", which sold for 50.1 million dollars. uncle sam