Rare Tasmanian tiger head found under London bed may sell for up to £50,000

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A family in London discovered a mounted thylacine head stored in a box under their bed. The specimen is one of only three known to exist. The auction house Auctioneum expects it to sell for between £30,000 and £50,000 at an upcoming sale. The item has been authenticated and listed in a global database. Its scarcity and strict regulations on such items make it appealing to collectors and museums.

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