reply to post by antar
Interesting; More info on copies here too.
The most valuable copies, those from July, 1776, are not signed. The last copy on the market of the Philadelphia July 4th John Dunlap broadside sold
in 2000 for $8,140,000 to TV producer Norman Lear, who has been exhibiting it around the country
Values are based on rarity, timing and format of subsequent editions, with earlier and scarcer 1776 broadsides approaching $1,000,000, but going down
to a couple of thousand dollars for some original August 1776 printings.
I like this one:
This one was purchased in a thrift shop a few years ago for $2.48 and subsequently sold for over $475,000.
autographmagazine.com...