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Ever wondered why some logos cost more than a small country's GDP? These logos provide a world of extravagance where pixels, word marks, emblems and mascots that are worth their weight in gold.

These are the most expensive logos of all time:

London 2012 Olympics - $625,000: Hosting the Olympics is no small feat, and London's logo price tag reflects that. It's like the Olympic rings got a high-fashion makeover, ready to dazzle the world.

Pepsi - $1,000,000: Who knew a soda could have such an expensive taste in logos? Pepsi's iconic design is a blend of refreshment and luxury, making you crave a cold drink.

Citibank - $1,500,000: Citibank's logo cost could probably buy you a small island, but banking is serious business. This logo exudes trustworthiness and financial prowess, like a vault of gold waiting to be unlocked.

BBC - $1,800,000: The BBC's logo is like the crown jewel of broadcasting. With its timeless appeal and global recognition, it's no wonder they spared no expense in crafting this media masterpiece.

Accenture - $100,000,000: Accenture's logo cost could fund a small space mission, but hey, they're all about innovation and pushing boundaries. This logo screams "future-proof" and "cutting-edge," ready to lead the way in business technology.

British Petroleum (BP) - $210,000,000: BP's logo cost could fuel a small country for years, but they're in the energy business. This logo is like a symbol of global power and sustainability, reminding us that big oil means big responsibility.

Symantec ( A Website security company) - $1,280,000,000: Symantec's logo cost is whooping enough to secure the digital world, one pixel at a time. This logo is like a digital fortress, protecting us from cyber threats while looking sleek and tech-savvy.

Which of these extravagant logos do you think best captures the essence of its brand and why?