After learning the value of Frank Sinatra’s letter, “antique roadshow” collectors almost faint

The woman in the episode “Antiques Roadshow” on Monday was quite shocked.

Vi Carlson wanted to receive a reputation for a letter written by Frank Sinatra in 1976. She said she would faint after being given a “at least” $ 15,000 price tag at her auction.

according to Yahoo!Sinatra wrote an angry letter in question to Chicago journalist Mike Ryoko. Daily news.

In particular, Ryoko argued in her work that the city of Chicago was more dangerous because Sinatra used part of the Chicago police as his own personal security.

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Sinatra is said to have written, “Frankly, I don’t understand why people don’t spit in your eyes three or four times a day.”

“I’ll let you pull my’hairpiece’,” added the iconic singer who mocked his hair to Giano. “If it works, I’ll give you another $ 100,000. If not, I’ll hit you in your mouth. What about?”

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Carlson shouted to someone nearby, “Have you heard of it?” After being given a chair to sit on while agreeing to the exciting news.

Now, we will deliver a special episode of “Sheet Music”! Where are you looking from? #antiquesroadshow pic.twitter.com/0c9yWISPWz

— Antique Roadshow (@RoadshowPBS) May 31, 2022

Carlson said, “If I sell it, the money will be sent to the Salvation Army, so it’s more fun.”

The letter was first evaluated in 2009, and “Antiques Roadshow” experts were later very pleased with Carlson’s delight and valued it at an updated value of $ 20,000.

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