Someone who likes Breaking Bad way too much is now the proud owner of the tighty-whities famously worn by Bryan Cranston in the pilot episode.
Along with other pieces of paraphernalia from the hit AMC show, the undies were sold in a Screenbid auction this week. The group teamed with Sony Pictures to set up the auction, allowing fans to snag memorabilia from one of AMC’s most famous shows .
The starting bid on Walter White’s undies was just $250, but as the days went on, the price went all the way up to $9,900, which ended up being the winning bid.
The Breaking Bad undies are currently on display at the Museum of Moving Image as part of an exhibit on the meth-addled drama, and will be shipped off to the lucky winner after October 27 .
Other Breaking Bad stuff on the auction block included a Los Pollos Hermanos air freshener, Marie’s Volkswagon and Jessie’s Roomba.
Despite commanding nearly $10,000, Walter White’s underwear wasn’t the highest-selling item in the auction. The character’s copy of Leaves of Grass actually sold for the most, topping off at $65,000 before the auction closed.
Other high-ticket items included the bell that killed Gus Fring, (sold for $26,750), White’s Cadillac (sold for $19,750) and a pink teddy bear (sold for over $20,000).
The auction grossed nearly $1 million when it closed October 9. The money will go to benefit Goodwill of New Mexico programs.
You can check out a complete listing of the items from the Breaking Bad auction here .
