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Results: RR Auction's Fine Autographs and Artifacts Featuring Revolutionary War Part Two
RR Auction's Fine Autographs and Artifacts Featuring Revolutionary War Part Two realized $918,468.

Auction highlights
- EstimateFrom $25KSold$66,550
- EstimateFrom $3KSold$65,425
- EstimateFrom $40KSold$42,616
- EstimateFrom $30KSold$36,603
- EstimateFrom $6KSold$34,769
- EstimateFrom $25KSold$32,050
- EstimateFrom $20KSold$25,001
- EstimateFrom $10KSold$19,424
Marilyn Monroe Signed Photograph - "It’s a pleasure to work with you"
EstimateFrom $20KSold$17,420- EstimateFrom $10KSold$15,106
- EstimateFrom $8KSold$15,000
- EstimateFrom $6KSold$12,353
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RR Auction's Fine Autographs and Artifacts Featuring Revolutionary War Part Two concluded 16 July.
The sale realized $918,468[1] across 358 of 358 lots, a 100% sell-through[1].
Auction highlights
Sale file- Steve Jobs Signed Apple Computer Check to the People's Computer Company (July 4, 1976) - Representing the Dawn of the Microcomputer Revolution sold for $66,550[2].
- Pierre-Augustin Caron de Beaumarchais Document Signed for Financing Baron Friedrich von Steuben's Passage to America in 1777 sold for $65,425[3].
- Led Zeppelin Signed Self-Titled Debut Album - Personally Procured by John Bonham for a Fellow Snooker Player sold for $42,616[4].
- King Edward IV Signed Land Charter, Originally Issued Under Henry VI in 1431, Bridging Two Dynasties of the Wars of the Roses sold for $36,603[5].
- George Washington Signature sold for $34,769[6].
Source note: RR Auction publishes the official result page for Fine Autographs and Artifacts Featuring Revolutionary War Part Two.[1]\n\nSource note: The auction house publishes this official lot page as part of the sale, providing a direct first-party source for the listed object.[3][2]\n\nSource note: The auction house publishes this official lot page as part of the sale, providing a direct first-party source for the listed object.
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George Washington Signature