RIVANSHI RAKHRAI
In October 2015, a biscuit was auctioned for 15 thousand pounds, equivalent to 15 lakh rupees today.
This biscuit became incredibly valuable due to its unique history.
The biscuit was part of a survival kit from the Titanic, making it a one-of-a-kind artifact.
The Spillers and Bakers Pilot Cracker Biscuit was found in a lifeboat's survival kit on the Titanic.
A Greek collector purchased this rare biscuit, previously preserved by James and Mabel Fenwick from RMS Carpathia
The Fenwicks kept the biscuit in a Kodak film envelope along with negatives of some photos as mementos from their rescue mission.
Auctioneer Andrew Eldridge mentioned another significant sale of a 100-year-old biscuit from explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton's travels, sold for Rs 3 lakh.