[Penny]

At this writing, 45 are for sale, and with the exception I'm posting below, bid prices are fairly modest. The reserve price for the two books referred to in my quotation from eBay has been met--$300 apiece: P>

"Up for auction is the book that everyone is talking about and wants. This book was opened only twice, once for Ms. Clinton to sign it and once to photograph it. I happen to have two of these up for auction at the same time. Here is a bit of history about how I obtained these. A friend of mine, Greg Packer was the first on line at Barnes & Noble in NYC and recvieved alot of media attention just for being the first person to have Hillary's book autographed. I have a reciept from Barnes & Noble dated 6-9-03 at 8:33 am to prove these two books were among the first autographed. Being that I have two seperate auctions at once and only one reciept, I will include the original reciept to the auction that draws the highest final bid amount, the other auction will include a high quality photocopy with it."

Best wishes,
Penny

[Calpernia]

Someone just sold another for $142

For auctions! Not fun subject. Glad to see some are making money off of the Clintons for a change.

[giotto]

Actually, the bidding is going along pretty nicely. I saw one with a high bid of $100. Now I think I understand why people stand in line and buy 10 signed copies. As H. L. Mencken said, no one ever went broke underestimating the taste of the American people,