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Montana rancher’s rare Nanotyrannus fossil goes on display ahead of $9M auction

Times of India - World ·
Montana rancher’s rare Nanotyrannus fossil goes on display ahead of $9M auction

A rare find in the form of a nearly 70 percent complete Nanotyrannus skeleton, affectionately named Jodi, has been unearthed by rancher Jodi Pierson in Montana and is set to go under the hammer at Sotheby’s in New York on October 27.

This well-preserved specimen is anticipated to garner between $6 million and $9 million, creating a buzz among paleontologists and collectors alike due to its invaluable significance.

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