How much was sold for lots from the filming of “Game of Thrones” at the auction: the amount is amazing

Lots from the filming of “Game of Thrones”/AP

The auction house Heritage Auction together with the HBO channel held a large-scale sale of costumes, weapons and other props from the filming of the TV series “Game of Thrones”.

In total, more than 900 lots were presented – they collected $21.1 million. The Associated Press writes about it.

About 4,500 participants took part in the auction. The most expensive lot was a replica of the Iron Throne from the series. It was traded for six minutes and eventually sold for $1.49 million.

On the screens, the throne was forged by the dragon's breath, which melted the swords of thousands of defeated rivals, and became a symbol of the power struggle throughout the series. For the auction, a copy of the throne was made of plastic, then painted with metallic paint and decorated with jewels. In addition to the coveted Iron Throne, more than 30 other lots sold for six-figure sums.

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The Iron Throne

Lot details:

• Jon Snow Longclaw's signature sword sold for $400,000 and his Night's Watch set with cloak sold for $337,500 .
• The gray suede suit worn by Daenerys sold for $112,500, which is $100,000 more than the starting bid.
• The red velvet dress Cerseisold for $137,500, $122,500 more than the original bid.
• Jamie Lannister's black leather armor sold for $275,000, and his Kingsguard armor, including his the iconic long sword Faithful to the Oath – for $212,500.
• Royal Guard armor worn by the character Gregor “The Mountain” Clegane sold for $212,500.

The auction was announced the day before. At the time, it was reported that it would cover almost every character and almost every second of the series – from the pilot episode to the finale.