To celebrate th🧜e 15th anniversary of the Monster Hunter series, Japanese store are selling eye-water♚ingly expensive, intricately detailed dragon statues made of precious metals including yellow gold and silver.
And when ♌I say expensive, I mean you could buy a very nice car for the same price kind of expensive. Clocking in at 8.8million Yen, you could be the proud owner of the if you've got roughly $80,000 lying around to spend. Made from solid yellow gold, the figure comes in a glass case, with the dragon itself measuring 7.5cm wide and 15.5cm in height, with a 600g weight.
Oh, and for those who have some serious dollar, you can even buy two statues in a package deal for just 16.5 million Yen. That's around $150,000, which𝐆 is more expensive than Tesla's most expensive S model car.
To put that the price of the gold dragon into perspective, you could buy yourself 2,667 copies of 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Monster Hunter World on PS4 at the retail price of $29.99 for the same price of just one statue. What you would do with that many copies of the game is up to you, but hey, you could fashion ♏your very own dragon statue made out of PS4 boxes. It might not be as detailed or glamorous, but it's an alternative way of showing off your love of the series. If nothing else, it would be quite the talking piece when you have friends over.
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