What's the single most expensive coral you've ever bought?

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One of these for $90.
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$100 for a RBTA.

However, at the same time it's also my cheapest tank because I don't have any other frags in their other than some pulsating xenia's. So even though it's my most expensive individually, it's my cheapest overall tank.
 

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IMO my most expensive coral was back in 2007 or 08 when I forked over $190 for 3 polyps of PPE polyps, shipped.
Back then the PPE's were the high dollar coral in fairly high demand ( by zoanthid people) and they weren't easy to find.
This kind of set the stage for future buys ( and opening the wallet)
This post really took me back in time… PPE and Tubbs blues ruled the polyp world for a short time.
 

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As for my most expensive coral… I’ll just say I’m addicted to torch corals and leave it at that. Hahaha!!!
 

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Must have been something special.( special gold color? idk) I also wondered about the price listed
Maybe where they are makes it hard to get? It is very odd about the pricing, the gold in the photo does look a bit brighter than other jack o’lantern lepto
 

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Not really sure but probably around $300-$400. Only coral I'd ever consider for more than that is an Acantho
 

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If price is only a number, then bankruptcy is only a word.
In bankruptcy, you only have to list the tank and stand as assets lol. Still get to keep the corals!!!!!

Edit: said that all wrong. They are listed as assets, but of zero value. Problem comes if you have previously sold any.
 
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$150 for this guy (Sadly I had to return it for store credit since my Coral Beauty took a liking to it):

 

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250 for a hellfire torch, didnt do very well though.
most expensive currently doing well coral is gold torch for 150, and close behind is my walt disney jr acro at 140.
 

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Dime size WWC OG Bounce $250 (A little larger than half-dollar now)
2in Australian Bleeding Apple Scolymia $150
 

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