A radio frequency, an old handbag and a singlet are some of New Zealand's weirdest and most wonderful auctions of all time. JASON DORDAY/Stuff.co.nz Auction of last Goldie paintingIn light of the landmark auction, we decided to take a look at some of New Zealand's biggest and most bizarre auctions. New Zealand's biggest and most bizarre auctions of all timePETER MEECHAM/stuff.co.nz Te Papa buys the singlet worn by Kiwi runner Peter Snell at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics for $122,500. MOST EXPENSIVETrade Me's most expensive listing of all time - a radio frequency - comes in at a cool $7.8 million. Trade Me said the $7.8m frequency was the single most expensive item to ever sell on the New Zealand auction site.

Source: Stuff June 21, 2016 07:30 UTC