14 DAY TRIAL // An actual real-life copy of Schindler's list has been put up for sale on eBay, but not just anyone can bid for it.
The list is being auctioned off by Gazin Auctions, and bets can be made until July 28. According to Fox News, bidders must go through a thorough verification process before their bids are taken.
They have to prove that they have the funds to acquire the piece of history valued at a minimum of $3M (€2.3M). The auctioneer meets with bank reps that can provide accurate statements.
"The qualification process to bid is very stringent. [...] We have to chat with their bankers to make sure they have the money," says owner Gary Zimet, managing Moments in Time.
His company deals in antiques with a historic significance, including manuscripts, signed photos and letters.