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Here's a bit of cool news for you Game of Thrones fans out there: Daenerys Targaryen's dragons eggs are up for auction. Here's a bit of less cool news: they might end up being more expensive in our world than in actual Westeros. Let us explain.

We came across the fact that the iconic Game of Thrones props will be going up for auction thanks to Entertainment Weekly, who let us know that Daenerys's dragon's eggs, which we saw in the very first episode of the franchise base on George R.R. Martin's iconic book series, will be available for worldwide bidders at Heritage Auctions this month. And before we get into why it probably won't be you that makes the winning big, check out an official picture of the set below.

Pretty cool, right? I bet you're thinking of exactly where they'd look best in your house. But here's the thing - depending on where you bought said house (if, unlike myself, reader, home ownership is within your price range), the eggs might be more expensive than the home you imagined them in. 

As you can see in the Heritage link above, the going bid for the set of eggs is already at $25K, and technically, the bid hasn't even started yet. For just a small idea of how much they might go up in price, keep in mind that (as EW reports), prototypes for the fantasy props have gone for as much as $100K at auction before. And those aren't even the ones that made it onscreen. 

We'll know more about how much these eggs actually go for once the bidding officially begins July 15. Until then, we'll be googling 'make dragon eggs at home.'

Game of Thrones is streaming now on HBO Max.

A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms season 1 may have wrapped on HBO Max, but with House of the Dragon season 3 coming just around the corner, it's always a great time to read up on all things Game of Thrones. Fortunately, Popverse has everything you need to journey through the George R.R. Martin-created Westeros, including:

• Popverse's Game of Thrones watch order 
• How to read George R.R. Martin's Game of Thrones series in order 
• The biggest differences between The House of the Dragon and Game of Thrones
• The history of Westeros's greatest houses & families
• Every single dragon in The House of the Dragon so far

Plus much more coming as it gets announced!