His ~10% stake in Amazon is worth over $100 billion, which easily makes it his most valuable possession in monetary terms.

But when it comes to cultural significance, I’d say his most valuable possession is Hurting the Word Radio #2 by Ed Ruscha. The Amazon founder shook up the art world when he paid nearly $53 million for the painting in 2020, a record price for Ruscha’s work at the time.

And even though this purchase makes up less than 0.1% of Bezos net worth, I’m pretty confident Bezos could be making more art acquisitions in the near future.

Because according to UBS, the world’s largest private bank, 98% of ultra rich collectors allocate at least 5% of their portfolios to art, with some investing 30% or more!.

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