A Hogwarts uniform worn by Daniel Radcliffe in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets has sold for nearly £80,000 despite being covered in MUD.
The dark grey, polyester-blend Gryffindor hooded cloak plus his trademark circular glasses went under the hammer.
The lot also included a white cotton button down shirt, necktie, wool, V-neck sweater, grey trousers and black leather suede shoes.
As well as being caked in dirt, the costume has stage blood all over it.
Harry Potter Hogwarts school uniform covered in mud and fake blood (Credit: Jam Press / Propstore Auction)
But a Harry Potter superfan snapped up the distressed costume for £79,100 ($100,000) at the Propstore Auction.
It had been tipped to sell for as little as £59,000 ($75,000).
It was one of over 500 rare and iconic film and TV props and costumes that were sold.
The listing reads: “This lot exhibits intentional distressing throughout, such as mud on the cloak, sweater, and pants, and stage blood applied to the shirt around the collar and cuffs.”
The movie was the second in the schoolboy wizard epics and was released in 2002.
Also sold was a full-size light up DeLorean Time Machine Replica from the Back to the Future trilogy
It was used for promotional events at Universal Studios, in Orlando, Florida, US.
It was just like the one Dr Emmett ’Doc’ Brown drove in the 80s films.
DeLorean Time Machine Replica (Credit: Jam Press / Propstore Auction)
The car was bought for £197,750 ($250,000) at the auction in Los Angeles, California, US.
A cuirass worn by Russell Crowe – aka General Maximus – in the 2000 movie Gladiator fetched £98,875 ($125,000).
Cuirass worn in Gladiator (Credit: Jam Press / Propstore Auction)
Obi-Wan Kenobi’s Bladed Dueling Lightsaber from the 2005 Star Wars: Episode III, Revenge of the Sith used by actor Ewan McGregor, went for £93,931 ($118,750)
A 1995 Game Board from Jumanji sold for £207,638 ($262,500) and the most expensive lot was the Evil Clown Doll from 1982 horror flick Poltergeist was bought for £519,094 ($656,250)
Brandon Alinger, Propstore chief operating officer, said: “The strength of sales in the auction from titles such as Back to Future, Jumanji, and Star Wars show the strength of entertainment collectibles as a hobby.
