Hugh Hefner’s Gold Ring With Secret Viagra Slot Sells For $22K
The secret Viagra compartment was discovered by the auction organizers and his wife
The late founder of Playboy magazine, Hugh Hefner, had his personal items auctioned off for charity over the weekend by Julien’s Auctions.
According to a report by Hollywood Reporter, the top-selling item was Hefner’s vintage portable typewriter, which sold for $162,500. He used it to publish the first copy of Playboy magazine.
The auction was full of a lot of great stuff that belonged to Hefner, but there was one that seemed to clearly stand out. A 14-karat gold ring, with a special hidden compartment for a Viagra pill was auctioned for $22,400. Hefner’s widow, Crystal Hefner and Julien’s Auction organizers discovered a little blue pill while conducting an examination of his private possessions that were set to be auctioned.
Julien’s Auction revealed almost every item that was auctioned. Take a look below at the best ones that were sold off.
Item – Silk Jacket
Sold For – $38,500
Item – Smoking Pipe
Sold For – $11,520
Item – 1998 Lincoln Limosine
Sold For – $44,800
Item – Passport
Sold For – $16,000
Item – Vintage Playboy Themed Pinball Machine
Sold For – $12,800
Item – Playboy Cancelled Stock Certificates
Sold For – $21,875
Item – Brunswick Pool Table
Sold For – $19,200
Item – Captain Hat
Sold For – $19,200
Item – First Issue Of Playboy Magazine featuring Marilyn Monroe
Sold For – $31,250
Item – Hefner’s Hollywood Walk of Fame Star
Sold For – $57,600
Item – VIP Playboy Club Executive Key
Sold For – $32,000
Header Credit – Hugh Hefner (Instagram)
