A sealed first-generation iPod has sold for a whopping $29,000.

As reported by Barron’s, the device was sold by the Rally collectibles investing platform.

The iPod was originally listed as a singular asset that was divided into 5,000 shares that were sold to 360 investors at $5 a share. Now, it belongs to a private collector who bought all of the shares for $29,000.

How does one find a sealed first-generation iPod? According to the site, the original owner received the device as a Christmas gift from his parents. He wasn’t interested in using the MP3 player, so it gathered dust on his shelf for two decades before being found while cleaning out his childhood bedroom. “He wasn’t sure what he wanted to do with it,” said Rally co-founder Rob Petrozzo. “So he put it on a shelf and then, inevitably time passes.”

In May 2022, Apple discontinued the iPod after 21 years in production.