According to foreign media reports, the Boston RR auction company in the United States recently auctioned two copies of the world's richest man, Elon Musk. Elon Musk's autographed and signed college coursework, one of which was bought by mystery buyers for $7,753 (about 49,451.74 yuan), and another is still on auction.
It is reported that the coursework came from Brian M. Thompson, a student at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. Brian Thomas, who studied entrepreneurship with Myles Bass, the school's management professor, in 1995. At the time, Musk was also studying economics and physics at the Wharton School. He also serves as a teaching assistant to Professor Bass, helping to annotate papers and papers.
Coincidentally, while cleaning up his storeroom with his son, Thomas stumbled upon a bag containing the above coursework and quickly realized the potential value of these decades-old papers and papers. So Thomas commissioned them to RR Auction House to sell online.
The two documents auctioned by RR Auction House are a test paper and a case study paper. The first, the first, is a typical written exam paper from the University of Pennsylvania, divided into 9 pages, with Musk's annotations and signatures in red ink on the cover. Throughout the exam paper, Musk is only responsible for checking the main points in the exam and removing erroneous or inaccurate answers.
For example, Thomas defined an "exit strategy" as "a viable way to terminate operations if things go wrong," Musk wrote, "vividly," and deducted two points.
In response, Bobby M. Thompson, Executive Vice President of RR Auctions, said: Bobby Livingston said: "Regardless of the form it takes, Musk's autograph is very rare. I don't know what you think about this auction result?