This is the biggest preserved poop of a person that has ever been found. It was worn by a sick Viking in the 9th century AD and is now worth $39,000"".

The big, "precious" poop is officially called the Lloyds Bank Coprolite. The word "coprolite" just means old manure. This log is thought to be the biggest ever written down. It is 1,200 years old.

The 8-inch-long and 2-inch-wide specimen was found in 1972 by construction workers in York, northwest England, while they were building a Lloyds TSB office. The area was once ruled by Norse warriors. Its name comes from the bank Lloyds Bank.