SortStack #297 — 2027-04-02

By price · Order from cheapest to most expensive.

  1. A US Forever postage stamp $0.78

    Forever stamps never expire and stay valid even after rate hikes — buying sheets before an increase is one of America's tiniest investments.

  2. A Tesla Powerwall home battery, installed $9.3K

    A Powerwall stores about enough electricity to run a typical US home for half a day to a day — many owners buy them less for savings than for blackout insurance.

  3. The record bluefin tuna sold at Tokyo's New Year fish auction $3.1M

    The 278 kg fish was bought in 2019 by a sushi chain owner known as the 'Tuna King' — the first auction of the year is partly a publicity ritual.

  4. The High Roller, the giant observation wheel in Las Vegas $550M

    It edged out the London Eye and Singapore Flyer as the world's tallest observation wheel when it opened — one rotation takes half an hour.

  5. Mojang, the maker of Minecraft, when Microsoft bought it $2.5B

    Creator Markus 'Notch' Persson sold partly due to burnout, tweeting that he didn't want the responsibility — Minecraft went on to become the best-selling game ever.

  6. Chelsea Football Club, in the forced sale of the Abramovich era $3.1B

    The 2022 sale was forced by UK sanctions after the invasion of Ukraine — proceeds were earmarked for war victims, and it became the priciest sports team sale to date.

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