Thursday, 25 February 2010
Elvis's hair set to fetch £600 at auction
Lock of Elvis's hair set to fetch £600 at auction
The hair is preserved behind a plastic bubble and mounted on a gold disc
A single strand of hair from the late Elvis Presley is expected to fetch £600 at an auction in Gloucestershire.
The hair is mounted in the centre of a gold disc, which is inscribed with "The King's Authentic Hair". The item includes a certificate of authenticity.
It is being sold by a Gloucestershire music fan who bought the strand "on a whim" through a television auction.
County auctioneer Chorley's said it is set to make between £400 and £600 in the sale at Prinknash Abbey Park.
Another strand of Elvis's hair, saved by his personal barber, sold for £1,055 at auction in November 2009 and a clump of the singer's hair went for $15,000 (£9,200) at an auction in Chicago in October last year.
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