article_snippet.sent: That's not to say that nobody has bought one; SeatGeek, which claims to be the world's largest event ticket search engine, is selling briefs for up to $30,000 (£20,000).
article_snippet.sent: Details on ticket sales coming soon!
article_snippet.sent: SeatGeek analyst Connor Gregoire went on to say that only a dozen tickets had been sold through the website at an average price of $8,000 (£5,400).
article_snippet.sent: they're not for sale to the public.'
highlights_snippet.sent: Briefs are on sale on ticketing websites but the sellers do not have the sellers .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Less than 1,000 are expected to go on public sale priced from $1,500 .
  