World's oldest Hebrew Bible could fetch up to $66 million at auction

NEW YORK - The world's oldest and most complete Hebrew Bible will go on display in London next week before an auction in May where it could sell for up to $50 million (S$66 million), Sotheby's said on Wednesday (Feb 15). If the 1,000-year-old holy book sells for near its estimated value, the Codex Sassoon would become the most valuable...

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