‘Breaking Bad’ Raked In $1 Million After Selling Its Props And Costumes: Bryan Cranston’s Underwear Sold For $9,900!

'Breaking Bad' fans prove that they are not yet ready to let go of the action series as they shelled out staggering amounts of cash in the show's recent prop auction.

The drama show, which follows the life of a high school teacher turned drug dealer, recently collaborated with Screenbid and Sony Pictures in a 10-day prop auction wherein fans were given the rare opportunity to purchase items that appeared in the show's various locations.

One notable item for sale was Bryan Cranston's (played by Walter White) underwear which he wore during 'Breaking Bad's' pilot episode. The underwear was far from ordinary for the buyers' bids reached $9,900. Another prop which acquired a lucrative earning is a copy of 'Leaves of Grass'. The book, which can be seen in Cranston's bathroom, sold for $65,500. Hector Salamanca's trademark bell also earned $26,750. Even Jesse Pinkman's Hello Kitty Samsung mobile phone was bought for $4,600.

ScreenBid co-founder Jeffrey Dash expressed his surprise over the successful event: "We've been floored by some of these prices!"

The items, including Cranston's infamous underwear, are still on display inside the Museum of Moving Image in Queens, New York. The props will be shipped to their respective purchasers by the end of October.