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One million dollars? Heisenberg wouldn't get out of bed for that... but Breaking Bad props fetch still impressive sum at auction

By Daily Mail Reporter

PUBLISHED: 03:16 EST, 11 October 2013 | UPDATED: 05:29 EST, 11 October 2013

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Props from the seminal Breaking Bad have garnered $1M at auction.

Over 300 items, including props, costumes, and vehicles for nearly $1 million, according to Variety.

The auction attracted 5,800 users, with 2,000 for Tio’s bell and Tuco’s grill.

Props auction: The hazmat suit worn by Walter White in the hit show Breaking Bad will be up for auction upon the show's conclusion

Raking it in: Memorabilia from the hit AMC show Breaking Bad has fetched $1M at auction

The bid went to Walt’s copy of Leaves of Grass, for $65,500, while the lowest winning bid was a tie between Hank’s boots and Hank’s pyjamas, with each pulling in $300.

Other items drawing five-figure final bids were Hector 'Tio' Salamanca’s bell ($26,750); the pink teddy bear that plunged from an exploding airliner ($23,250).

The eyeless version of the teddy bear ($20,250); Tuco’s grill ($20,250); and Walter’s Cadillac ($19,750). Walt’s red car remote, which played a crucial role in the finale, went for $8,400.

Walt's Lily of the Valley took $5,100, which is a lot for a fake plant, for not for a piece of history.