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John Lennon’s Glasses Expected to Fetch $2 Million


John Lennon's Glasses Expected to Fetch $2 Million - PIC

That’s exactly what I’d buy if I had an extra $2 million dollars sitting around, John Lennon’s glasses. But that’s what spectacles belonging to the late rocker are expected to fetch in an online auction.

quote-pic The prized items went on sale on Thursday on music memorabilia website www.991.com. The last pair of Lennon’s glasses sold in 2002 are insured for $2 million.

The former Beatle gave a pair of gold rimmed glasses to Japanese translator Junishi Yore during the band’s 1966 tour of Japan. The glasses come without the lenses as Yore took them out as a sign of respect when he heard of Lennon’s murder in 1980 – as tradition dictates in Japan.

The glasses come with a note from Yore, which reads, “He (Lennon) gave me this … very nice man. Lenses removed when he die.” The auction closes at the end of the month.

What do you do with a pair of $2 million dollar glasses that have no lenses? And the only thing confirming authenticity is a note from someone who claims they were John Lennon’s? I’d have more confidence buying something out of Paris Hilton’s trashcan.

Source: starpulse

 
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