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An original first printed Complutensian Polyglot Bible, 1514 – 1517, Vetus testamentum multiplici lingua nunc primo impressum. et imprimis pentateuchus hebraico greco atque chaldaico idiomate, sold for almost $90,000
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At Nate D. Sanders we receive a lot of attention and press for our sales. Here is the most recent press article by The Boston Globe on the sale of a Nobel prize in our last auction:
Nobel Prize of former Harvard professor sold for $187,000 in fight against hate
Thomas C. Schelling, a long-time Harvard University professor who died in 2016, won the Nobel Prize in economics 13 years ago. On Thursday, his family sold his solid gold medal for $187,500 — but for a good cause: the fight against hate.
The medal was showcased at an auction in Los Angeles Thursday evening, according to a press release from the auction house that sold it, Nate D. Sanders Auctions.
The medal features Alfred Nobel’s face, and the phrase “Sveriges Riksbank Till Alfred Nobels Minne 1968” on one side. The other side contains the name of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences — “Kungliga Vetenskapsakademien” — and its north star emblem.
“Thomas Schelling 2005” is etched into the medal’s rim, the release said.
The proceeds from the sale of the auction were donated to the Southern Poverty Law Center, per Schelling’s request.
“I’m a longtime admirer of Thomas Schelling and his intellect,” said SPLC President Richard Cohen in a statement. “My colleagues and I are deeply grateful to have his support and that of his wife in our work to end hate and bigotry.”
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Schelling was a master of game theory, particularly focusing on cases where two conflicting sides repeatedly interact in international trade deals, according to britannica.com.
One of his best-known theories revolved around the nuclear arms race between the United States and the Soviet Union. He argued that uncertain retaliation was more effective than certain retaliation, especially when it came to the threat of nuclear war.
He taught at Harvard from 1958 to 1990. After leaving the university, he was elected president of the American Economic Association, where he spoke out about the economics of global warming.
Harvard Professor Graham Allison, who worked closely with Schelling at the university’s Kennedy School, said he knew Schelling as a teacher, mentor, and colleague for years.
“His signature contribution, and the one he valued most, was in helping avoid nuclear war,” Allison said in an e-mail. “Tom was one of the ‘founding fathers’ of [Harvard Kennedy School] — and proud of the part he played in creating a new institution … If forced to choose just one word to characterize the mind of Tom Schelling, I would say: luminous.”
Schelling’s achievements were built from more than theories and research, said his wife, Alice, in an SPLC statement.
“Tom, a most rational man, was also someone who felt empathy, especially towards those whom he perceived to be unjustly treated,” Alice Schelling said. “For that reason, he and I have been long time supporters of the Southern Poverty Law Center and it was Tom’s wish that his Nobel medal be auctioned off and the proceeds donated to the SPLC. Hate and extremism should have no place in our country.”
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