A look around their site is rather interesting. Amazon seems to spend an enormous amount on their Employee of the Month. For a regular employee that would be bi

A look around their site is rather interesting. Amazon seems to spend an enormous amount on their Employee of the Month. For a regular employee that would be bizarre, and a taxable benefit besides. And you soon notice all their phones cost like that. Here is a similarly priced phone with a fragment of the moon. Look at the size of the fragment included: https://caviar.global/caviar-iphone-11/discovery-luna/ https://caviar.global/caviar-iphone-11/discovery-luna/ I wonder about the wording, too. Not once do they say in the text or video that the mobo piece is that "element" they keep referring to. And it doesn't look like the kind of lines you'd see on those real first editions. It's probably as real as the monitor or keyboard above it - an image on a slice of titanium. They don't say that it's even connected in any way to the one from the auction, either - just that there was a real one sold for a lot of money. They mention it is a "replica" of that computer often enough, and the mobo shown in the slide show is probably that replica. I am betting that the "element" you get is a piece of that sticker shown with a replica mobo. And the piece of the sticker is probably comparable to the size of that fragment of the moon.