Marilyn Monroe Personal Property Auction Earns 13.4 Million
A two day Christie’s sale in New York City fetched 13.4 million for Monroe items, with 500 lots sold. A makeup case with presale 1000 to 1500 sold for 266,500 to Ripley's Believe It or Not, along with 145,500 for a 1956 California temporary driver license also to Ripley’s. A 90,500 certificate of Monroe's conversion to Judaism, signed by Monroe and Arthur Miller, sold to an unidentified buyer.
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