The 3 most expensive things in the world

The 3 most expensive things in the world

The most expensive synthetic object in the world: $19.6 billon

The object: The Itaipu Dam on Parana river

The price tag: If you believe that $ 19.6 billon is a high price tag on the market, remember: the Itaipu Dam cost as much as it did in 1984.

The fact: The dam consist of four combined dam, giving a total length of 23737 feet. According to Wikipedia the hydroelectric power plant in 2016 could produce the most energy ( all of kind).

The most expensive headphone in the world - $ 50000

The Helmet: Sennheiser He 1 (Orpheus)

The price tag: $ 50000

The fact :AsdigitalTrends.com notes, the extremely expensive headohone from Sennheiser are a "Marvel of modern technology". The most expensive headphone in the world is made up of 6000 components and feature are marbal stand, golden ceramic electrode, quartz glass vacuum tubesand incomparable sound.

The most expensive bike in the world  - 11 Millon Dollar

The motorcycle: Although motorcycle vary on the list, the ultra exclusive motorcycle Neiman Marcus limited Edition fighter is always the most exclusive, surpassing the numbers of most expensive motorcycle in the world established byBBC news

The price tag -11 million dollars

Honourable mention goes into another category of motorcycle that broke all record the MTT turbine super, which hold a record of Guinness  World Records for the price of $ 185000… the most expensive motorcycle ever sold sold.

The most expensive bike in the world - $ 500000

Cycling:. Trek butterfly Madone

The price Tag  : The Financial and Online Guinness World Records says the butterfly trek sells in the world of $ 500000 at a charity auction Sotheby's Cancer benifit,m making it the most expensive bike ever sold.:

The fact: The Favraite Motorcycle Lance Armstrong at the Tour Dr France 2009… Damien Hurst, artistcretor of the motorcycle, has been criticised by some oraginarstion for protecting animal for the real butterfly wings with when design the bike.

 

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