A 186 kilogram dice of gold has been left within the centre of New York's Central Park.
It isn't a case of a really forgetful billionaire, however a bit of artwork.
The shiny dice is on show on the snowy floor with a heavy safety presence to verify no person tries to make off with it.
The dice is not up on the market, however in contrast to most items of artwork, it is easy to quantify its worth.
If melted down and bought on the commodities market, the dice could be price $15.1 million.
Regardless of its weight, it's largely hole - simply 63 millimetres thick.
The block of gold is simply on show for immediately.
The dice is about 45 centimetres on each facet, and was made in a specifically designed kiln in Switzerland.
It's the work of German artist Niclas Castello, a pop artist likened to a modern-day Andy Warhol.
Earlier prospects of Castello's artwork embody Beyonce and Jay-Z.
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Accompanying the temporary exhibition of his dice, Castello has launched his personal cryptocurrency, named the Castello Coin.
The cryptocurrency is promoting for 70 cents every, for these of us who wish to make a dangerous monetary resolution however cannot afford an enormous dice of gold.
A non-fungible token public sale is scheduled for later this month.