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Nobel Peace Prize For Sale

A photograph of a gold-colored Nobel Prize medal featuring the portrait of Alfred Nobel, with inscriptions including 'ALFR. NOBEL' visible. The medal is mounted, and a small sign reading 'For Sale' is placed in front of it. The background is blurred with colorful, indistinct patterns. The image humorously suggests the prestigious Nobel Peace Prize is being offered for sale, creating a satirical commentary on the award's perceived value or integrity.
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Overview

A photograph of a gold-colored Nobel Prize medal featuring the portrait of Alfred Nobel, with inscriptions including 'ALFR. NOBEL' visible. The medal is mounted, and a small sign reading 'For Sale' is placed in front of it. The background is blurred with colorful, indistinct patterns. The image humorously suggests the prestigious Nobel Peace Prize is being offered for sale, creating a satirical commentary on the award's perceived value or integrity.

Origin notes

Originates from Reddit as a meme. The image appears to be a edited version of a real photograph of a Nobel Prize medal, with the addition of the 'For Sale' sign to create a humorous and sarcastic effect. It likely circulates as a reaction or commentary on the credibility of awards.

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