Sotheby’s dinosaur auction shows fossils boom is not dying out

Sotheby's latest auction featuring a rare Nanotyrannus fossil highlights the enduring fascination and growing market for dinosaur fossils. This follows a record-breaking sale earlier this year where a Tyrannosaurus named 'Gus' fetched $50.1 million, underscoring the immense value collectors place on these ancient relics. The auction signifies that the boom in dinosaur fossil sales is far from slowing down, indicating a sustained interest in paleontology and the historical treasures it unearths.

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