Game of Thrones: Iron Throne Sells for Nearly $1.5 Million at Auction
Fans of “Game of Thrones” had the chance to bid on more than 900 iconic items from the HBO series in a unique auction hosted by Heritage Auctions in Dallas. Over 4,500 fans participated, with the total bids exceeding $21 million from Thursday to Saturday, October 10-12.

The most sought-after piece? The famous Iron Throne, which sold in just six minutes for a staggering $1.49 million. This throne, a symbol of power struggles in the show, was crafted on the command of Aegon the Conqueror, forged by the dragon Balerion from the swords of defeated enemies during the War of Conquest.

“These are extraordinary treasures made by Emmy-winning costume designers and prop makers who tirelessly brought George R.R. Martin’s magnificent novels to life,” said Joe Maddalena, executive vice president of Heritage Auctions.

Beyond the Iron Throne, more than 30 items sold for six figures. Notable pieces included Jon Snow’s infamous Longclaw sword, which sold for $400,000, and a dramatic cloak costume worn by the star, fetching $337,500. Fans were eager to take home a piece of the show’s magic!