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From Wikipedia: "According to a Newsweek story, all 400,000 printed copies were recalled for 'pulping', except for one, locked away in a vault at News Corp.[6]

From Wikipedia: "According to a Newsweek story, all 400,000 printed copies were recalled for 'pulping', except for one, locked away in a vault at News Corp.[6] One copy did show up on eBay on January 15, 2007, with a starting bid of $1500, and sold for over $65,000 fueling speculation about whether News Corp. was able to destroy all printed copies.[citation needed] James Wolcott of Vanity Fair obtained a "pristine hardcover" copy of the book for a review published in January 2007.[7]" This is quite an interesting auction here, considering the circumstances. Read more at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/If_I_Did_It https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/If_I_Did_It

Gustomaximus 14y ago
If real, I wonder if someone is interested in selling via bitcoin for anonymity. Or a marketing stunt...
- rmc 14y ago
  Or it's a fake. And since bitcoin has no chargebacks (which many in the bitcoin community think is great!) the customer is left out of pocket with no recourse. Caveat Emptor.
  - seabee 14y ago
    > And since bitcoin has no chargebacks Neither does cash. Bitcoin replaces currency, not credit.
    - pygy_ 14y ago
      Usually, when you pay in cash you have physical access to your future purchase and can detect obvious scams.
      - rmc 14y ago
        And you usually know physically where the seller is, or know what they look like. This is the worst of both worlds!
  - lightweb 14y ago
    I'm pretty sure this site offers escrow, so nobody is going to lose their bitcoins just like that...
- res0nat0r 14y ago
  There is a gmail address in the listing if anyone has any questions so I'm not so sure...
WayneS 14y ago
Did a reverse image search of that picture and I don't find it anywhere else. So it isn't obviously fake.