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Up for auction: Mark Chapman's copy of Double Fantasy signed by Lennon

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Start your bids at £535,000 http://bit.ly/ewT8ZP. Any thoughts?

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Hasn't someone

put this up for auction before and the police claimed it was stolen from their possession?

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DogFacedBoy | 24 November 2010 - 9:22pm

psycopathic assassin

I would buy it to ram down the murderer's throat

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Marshall-Stacks | 24 November 2010 - 9:22pm

Ugh

This item should be in a museum or something, not in some Beatle fan's personal collection. Killer might not have quite gotten Lennon's last autograph: http://www.examiner.com/john-lennon-in-national/interview-dave-sholin-re...

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biograph1985 | 24 November 2010 - 9:27pm

Only that the seller

has blood on his hands if he profits from this.

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Leedsboy | 24 November 2010 - 10:29pm

And

the buyer

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geacher53 | 24 November 2010 - 10:40pm

Seems a lot of money.

Double Fantasy's very patchy.

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Lenny Law | 25 November 2010 - 12:07am

What you mean is

every second track is shite ;-)

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mojoworking | 25 November 2010 - 12:23am

Perhaps Yoko should buy it

Get it out of the public domain

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Mondo | 25 November 2010 - 11:00am

Considering...

...Yoko used the bloodstained spectacles Lennon was wearing when he was murdered as part of the artwork on the front cover of her 1981 solo album Season Of Glass, I wouldn't bank on her hiding the Chapman LP out of sight.

She could well make an "art project" out of it.

All in the best possible taste, of course.

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mojoworking | 25 November 2010 - 1:39pm

Why?

For £535,000 you could buy all the great rock 'n' roll that influenced John from the 50s, and all the great music made up until the 'Plastic Ono Band' LP in December '70, and still have £525,000 to spend on something else like a pub or a local football team or something.

And you wouldn't have an over-produced, thin-as-paper see-through vinyl album from the dire 1980s on a rubbish record label.

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ranger | 25 November 2010 - 2:11pm

Erm...

Well it's an investment isn't it? Collectors buy such things in the hope that they'll grow in value. Nobody's suggesting that someone would spend half a million quid on Double Fantasy because of it's musical merits.

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Spartacus Mills | 25 November 2010 - 2:13pm
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