This copy of

[@dutchletters]

F Scott Fitzgerald would be rolling in his grave knowing one of his books was sold at such a high price.

[@aktvxs]

People here dont get how rarity or scarcity works, referring to the comment section also fun fact princess zelda was named after zelda fitzgerald

[@neoneapolitan2122]

Strange how the paper jacket fetches $200,000. That only leaves $50,000 for a first edition with the author's inscription? I would have guessed it would be the other way around. 🤔

[@alexnovak2669]

Valued at....what did it sell for?

[@PLuMUK54]

I adore books. I have thousands in my house. However, $250,000 for this book is an obscenity! A book that is a work of art, I can understand, but a bog standard book, albeit an autographed first edition, is ridiculous.

[@Maximus_Naughtius]

Good lord !

[@lucyhannah1227]

if no-one agrees it's worth the price of a small house then is it truly? 🤔

[@serajacob8278]

Fucking interesting library 😊

[@CaleAdams]

😂 my copy is from the 2013 movie version probably not worth $5

[@lesyeuxdenhaut]

reality is an illusion.. the universe is a hologram

[@juliaklein9217]

So my Kindle version isn't worth $250k? 😢

[@FranklovesBunnies]

Um if it’s that valuable why are you not wearing gloves

[@PaulJones-i7k]

Sotheby's the biggest con in the world.

[@ObiwanNekody]

No. Every copy of that book is worth a quarter of its weight in toilet paper at most.

[@Melonist]

Salty that you had to read it in class, eh?

[@Michael-qe1xo]

Same price as your home 😂