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A non-fungible token of a Nelson Mandela arrest warrant sold for $130,000 at auction.
Proceeds go to Liliesleaf, a heritage site that previously was the base of operations for some anti-apartheid campaigns in the 1960s.
The arrest warrant was issued over allegations that Mandela was conspiring to overthrow the government.
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