Twitter’s iconic bird logo sold for over $35,000 at auction

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Months after Elon Musk rebranded Twitter to X, the iconic blue bird logo that once adorned the company's San Francisco headquarters went up for auction and sold for $34,375. Rare collectibles seller RR Auction confirmed the sale of the 254 kg sign, which measured 12 feet by 9 feet, but it did not reveal who bought it.

Musk has previously put a variety of Twitter items up for auction, such as kitchenware and office furnishings.

A vintage Apple-1 computer sold for $375,000, an Apple check signed by Steve Jobs in 1976 brought $112,054, and a sealed first-generation iPhone (4GB) brought $87,514, among other tech artifacts at the same auction.

The 254 kg, 12-by-9-foot sign was reported to have been sold by RR Auction, a company that specializes in unusual artifacts, but the buyer's identity was not revealed.

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