Elon Musk memorabilia is up for sale on Twitter, including his selfie at the 2014 Oscars.

Elon Musk is more determined than ever in his work cancellation from old twitter. So now comes an auction announcement for Twitter’s San Francisco headquarters memorabilia, including the iconic bird logo that the owner has never hidden that he hates, now replaced with an X.

Twitter memorabilia auction

“Twitter Rebranded: Online Auction with Memorabilia, Artwork, Office Assets & More!” is the name of an auction of Twitter memorabilia, furniture and symbols that can be purchased with a minimum bid of $25 (about €22) per lot. It will begin on September 12 and end in two days, 14. The event is part of a company transformation operation bought by Elon Musk for $44 billion and transformed into X. They will be beaten in everything 584 lots between coffee tables, oil paintings, musical instruments, dozens of desks, lots of chairs, huge birdcages and a DJ booth complete with everything; In short, a lot of gadgets used by employees of the San Francisco headquarters. In addition, even a sign on the facade of the building between 10th and Market Streets will be put up for sale. “However, the buyer will be responsible for hiring a company to work and obtaining the appropriate permits”, the company said. Let’s remember what it will be second auction after January, organized by a millionaire; More than 600 objects were sold then, including a statue of a blue bird for $100,000 (as well as just over 90,000 euros) and a three-meter neon sign for 40,000.

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The most viral paintings on social media are also up for auction.

Also up for auction are two oil paintings depicting tweets that have gone viral on the platform in recent years. The first is a reproduction of the famous selfie dated Oscar Night 2014asked by Ellen DeGeneres to Bradley Cooper – therefore filmed last – which features Meryl Streep, Jennifer Lawrence, Brad Pitt, Julia Roberts and Lupita Nyong’o. At that time, it was retweeted over a million times in an hour, thus becoming the most viral post in the history of the social network. Another, however, picture published Barack Obama after being re-elected president in 2012, hugging his wife Michelle. This image also holds a record of likes and retweets. In short, by now, Twitter seems to be more and more of a distant memory, so much so that in every digital store the app comes with a black logo and a new name without the historic bluebird.