[Swordmaker]

If any of you Freepers have a spare $30 to $50 million laying around this may be your only chance to own a genuine, one-of-a-kind, unique (redundant, I know) Leonardo Da Vinci work of art. Opening bid is a mere $11,000,000. . . Pocket change. . . If you can spare the $30 to $50 million final bid plus the 13.5% buyer’s premium that will be charged on top of the final gavel price, not to mention the combined New York State and City Sales Taxes of 8.875%.

[Swordmaker]

Don’t forget to add a modest 10% tithe of your auction winning bid to Freerepublic to support it’s efforts. . . Since you found out about this auction here. . . That should keep FR running for years to come.

[TomServo]

Don’t know about the rest of you but no way I’m buying a statue of a 3 legged horse. Suckers.

[Mariner]

Original Da Vinci, unencumbered, will easily go over $100 million. Even this poor example.

[Beowulf9]

He certainly captured a sense of grace and beauty in this.

[yesthatjallen]

Laser scan it and you can print 3D models.

No harm will be done to the original.

[A Navy Vet]

Love the jokes written, but I think he is THE most creative person of all time. I can’t fathom how his mind worked.

[russdawg]

Paging Hudson Hawk, what are you doing tonight?

[Red Badger]

Bill Gates will buy it. he’s a Leonardo aficionado...............

[Boogieman]

“one-of-a-kind”

Well, it’s one of a kind until the guy who owns the mold decides to make another copy, then you are out of luck.

[bgill]

Must be before he studied the human form. No hands or feet and now way would a rider or horse be in those positions unless a millisecond before a disastrous tumble.

[UnwashedPeasant]

Opening bid $11,000,000.

I tried to submit a bid ($20,000,000), but it makes you register first.