Swiss auction house Koller Auctions on Wednesday let the public peek at TRX-293 Trinity, a Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton going on auction on April 18.
TRX-293 Trinity, so named due to its 293 bones, will be publicly displayed in Switzerland until April 16.
Visitors looking to see the 67-million-year-old skeleton at the Tonhalle in Zurich need a reservation.
TRX-293 Trinity is the third T. rex skeleton to be auctioned following the $8.4 million sale of Sue in 1997 and the $31.8 million sale of Stan in 2020. Trinity is the first such specimen to go to auction in Europe.
This piece is projected to sell for $5.43 million to $8.7 million, according to Reuters.
The skeleton measures 12 feet 9 inches in height and 38 feet long. It’s made of parts from three fossils found in the United States.
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