'Breaking Bad' Memorabilia Rakes In $1 Million at Auction

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How much would you pay for a pair of tighty-whities worn by Bryan Cranston in the 'Breaking Bad' pilot? Or that crucial copy of Leaves of Grass that led to Walter White's downfall?

If you were one of the winners in a recent auction for the memorabilia  from the hit show, that answer would be a lot.

Sony Pictures in conjunction with ScreenBid put various items from the show up for auction so that fans could own a piece of television history.

Just kidding, it was so they could make a lot of money.

Items note up for auction included: Cranston's underwear ($9,900), Walter White's hazmat suit ($3,000) and gas mask ($5,400), that creepy pink teddy bear ($23,250), Tio Salamanca's bell ($26,750) and the signed copy of Leaves of Grass ($65,000).

All told, the items which were up in the ten day auction sold for close to $1 million.

Said items are currently on display with the Museum of Moving Image but will go out to winners on Oct. 27. Which is cutting it awfully close to Halloween if you ask us.

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Credit: ScreenBid

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