George Harrison made heaps of money in The Beatles. In the band's early days, however, he didn't think this would be the case.

George Harrison's breakfast toast from 1963 has sold to a Beatles fan for an undisclosed sum. It was originally auctioned in 1991.

A piece of toast allegedly partially eaten by George Harrison has been acquired by a memorabilia dealer. Joseph O’Donnell, a “passionate collector” of Beatles and music memorabilia, has paid an undisclosed sum for a piece of toast allegedly eaten and then discarded by George Harrison in 1963.

George Harrison was worth millions at the time of his death. He shared why this was not the case right after The Beatles broke up.

What more can you write about the late George Harrison, who would've turned 82 on February 25? People have been writing about the Beatles – pretty much nonstop – since 1963, when Peter Lorre, Andrés Segovia,

The crumb of crust was taken by a Beatles fan from the dining table of the Harrison family home in 1962 and has been carefully preserved for decades in a scrapbook.