Would you buy the diner booth that was featured in the Sopranos finale?

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Holsten's is a diner in northern NJ where the very last scene of The Sopranos was set. I remember watching it as it aired on HBO, watching Meadow frantically try to parallel park, and Tony selecting Journey's "Don't Stop Believing" on the tableside jukebox. I'll never hear that song again without thinking of that Sopranos episode. The ending was controversial for its fading to black without making it clear what happened to Tony. (spoiler alert: Writer David Chase after many years eventually said that of course it was obvious that Tony got whacked) Anyway the diner is now selling the booth where the Soprano family sat for their final meal together. Last I checked the bidding was over $60,000. I cannot fathom spending that kind of money for a diner booth. I wouldn't even spend that much money to bring James Gandolfini back from the dead to have dinner with. Someone will spend a stupid amount of money for it though. Those people have more money than sense.