Singer Rotem Cohen Receives $50,000 Offer for Arik Einstein's Piano
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Singer Rotem Cohen received an offer of 200,000 shekels for Arik Einstein's piano, exceeding his asking price of 150,000 shekels. Cohen originally bought the piano, a rare collector's item, for 48,000 shekels about ten years ago. The piano is a significant artifact linked to the legacy of the late Israeli music icon Arik Einstein. The businessman's offer suggests the piano's value may continue to rise.
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- Singer Rotem Cohen received a 200,000 shekel offer for Arik Einstein's piano.
- The offer is 50,000 shekels higher than Cohen's initial asking price.
- Cohen purchased the piano, a rare collector's item, for 48,000 shekels a decade ago.
- The piano belonged to the iconic late Israeli singer Arik Einstein.
- A businessman made the offer, potentially driving the price higher.
Singer and songwriter Rotem Cohen has received a tempting offer of 200,000 shekels (approximately $55,000) from a businessman for the piano that once belonged to the late Israeli music legend Arik Einstein. Cohen had recently decided to sell the piano, which he acquired about a decade ago for 48,000 shekels, listing it for 150,000 shekels. He shared his farewell to the instrument on social media, noting that after 10 years in his home, someone else would now possess a piece of history. The businessman's offer significantly exceeds the initial asking price, by 50,000 shekels. Given the piano's rarity as a collector's item, it is possible the final sale price could be even higher. The instrument is closely associated with Einstein, a central figure in Israeli music history who passed away in 2013 and is remembered for numerous classic songs. The substantial increase from Cohen's original purchase price to the current offers highlights the piano's growing value and historical significance.
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