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The collectibles market has a reliable indicator for when a technology era tips into cultural history: auction houses begin assigning price to its physical objects.
A leather jacket worn by the Nvidia chief executive sold at Sotheby's for just under $1 million, a result that shows collector appetite for artifacts tied to the artificial intelligence boom is becoming real and measurable.
What the auction result signals The mechanism behind that number is not product performance or quarterly earnings.
Collectibles markets price association: who wore an object, at what historically legible moment, and whether enough buyers share that reading of significance.
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