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Falcon auctions record 800,000 riyals in Mongolian falcon sales
The National Center for Falcons held an auction night featuring falcons.
Sales of Mongolian falcons reached 800,000 riyals that night.
A falcon called Al-Dabdaba sold for 145,000 riyals.
The figures describe sales at the auction, not the number of birds sold.
The details available do not say how many Mongolian falcons were sold or identify the buyer of Al-Dabdaba.
They also do not give further information about the auction or what will happen next.
Mongolian falcon sales at an auction were reported at 800,000 riyals on its final night.
The auction was held by the National Center for Falcons.
A falcon identified as “Al-Dabdaba” sold for 145,000 riyals.
The source does not provide further details about the auction or the buyers.
- Who
- The National Center for Falcons held the auction; buyers are not stated.
- What
- Mongolian falcon sales reached 800,000 riyals, and “Al-Dabdaba” sold for 145,000 riyals.
- When
- The sales were reported as taking place on the auction’s final night; the event date is not stated.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- Not stated.
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- Mongolian falcon sales
- 800,000 riyals
- Falcon sale
- Al-Dabdaba” sold for 145,000 riyals
- Auction organizer
- National Center for Falcons
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