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Someone Literally Just Bought A Leonardo Da Vinci Painting For $450 Million

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The painting "Salvator Mundi" by Leonardo da Vinci has been bought by an unnamed bidder. The painting sold for a record-setting $450 million dollars. The bidding war was intest, and tok 19 minutes for it to end. Christie's auction house in New York City auctioned off the paiting and will be taking home a commission of 50 million dollars from the sale.

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