Sure, point and shoots are popular. Compact prime lens models such as the Olympus Infinity Stylus and Stylus Epic, known as the "MJU" and "MJU II" in markets outside of the USA, have enjoyed a big boost in popularity with the recent resurgence in film photography for reasons such as their image quality, pocketability, but also many other intangible reasons like sightings of celebrities using similar compacts.
Prices have skyrocketed with demand for these once-discarded cameras. Sure, sure, we all know YOU found for for $2--congratulations--but for most regular folk looking for such models, eBay is the place to search.
Sometimes, those searches turn up something truly unique, like this clear Infinity Stylus / MJU, presumably used a tech display model at specialty retailer outlets, showing off the inner guts of the popular camera.
Of course, you can't actually take photos with the camera--because it's clear, the film would be exposed to light as soon as it comes out of it's cassette--so this is a demo model through and through.
The seller is asking for $3000, but is taking offers, so put on your negotiating hat and snag it up!
Original listing here:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Rare-Olympus-Mju-1-Infinty-Stylus-Demo-Unit-Transparent-Clear-Promotion-Item/254287269777?hash=item3b34b3cf91:g:e8gAAOSwjSpdIAhH
The seller has also created a detailed YouTube video about the camera here:
https://youtu.be/RcJXZb449M0