The final prop from The Sopranos finale was sold on eBay for a large sum.

Are you a fan of The Sopranos? Well, now you have the chance to own a piece of TV history! An iconic prop from the series finale is up for auction on eBay, with bids already reaching over $33,000. That's right, you could have a real piece of the acclaimed drama that captivated audiences for six seasons before its finale in 2007.

The show revolved around the life of Tony Soprano, a fictional mob boss who struggled to balance his family life with his criminal activities. The talented cast included Michael Imperioli, Jamie-Lynn Sigler, Lorraine Bracco, Edie Falco, and Drea de Matteo, with the late James Gandolfini as the lead. And even though the show ended over a decade ago, it's still considered one of the best of all time.

But let's talk about that ending. The ambiguous final scene where Tony meets his family for dinner before the screen suddenly cuts to black has been a topic of debate among fans for years. Was he assassinated by an enemy? Or did he simply continue living his life? Now, you can own the booth where that iconic scene was shot – the one at Holsten's restaurant in New Jersey.

Unfortunately, owning this piece of TV history comes with a hefty price tag. The current bid is at $33,200, so you might need to take out a loan if you want to go halves with someone. The listing on eBay states that Holsten's is renovating their booths, and this is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own the original booth where the Soprano family sat. It even comes with a divider wall and a plaque that reads "Reserved for the Sopranos Family." However, the jukebox is not included in the sale.

But don't worry, the lucky owner will still get the table and seats, as well as the plaque. The auction will run until next week, and the winning bidder will have to pick up the booth themselves as shipping is not included. The listing warns that the item is heavy and will require disassembly for transport. So if you're the lucky winner, make sure you have a plan for getting it home.

As of now, the auction has attracted over 127 bids, and there are still four days left until it ends. So who knows how high the final bid will go. The Sopranos first aired in 1999 and quickly became one of the most beloved shows of all time. In fact, at the beginning of this year, two cast members, Michael Imperioli and Lorraine Bracco, reunited at the Emmys to celebrate the 25-year anniversary of the show. It's no surprise that the series has won 21 Emmys over the years.

Speaking of the ending, Imperioli, who played Christopher Moltisanti, admitted that even he is still unsure of what really happened. He shared in an interview that he still goes back and forth on his interpretation of the final scene. And show creator David Chase has always maintained that the ending was left open to interpretation. However, he also suggests that upon closer examination, the true meaning of the ending can be found within the episode itself.

So if you're a die-hard fan of The Sopranos, or just a lover of TV history, this might be your chance to own a piece of it. And who knows, maybe it's time for another rewatch of the show – this time, in the comfort of your very own Soprano booth. Got a story to share? Feel free to reach out to the entertainment team at The Agency by email, phone, or through their website. They'd love to hear from you.

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