Antiques Roadshow expert uncovers huge valuation of ‘best Frank Sinatra letter ever seen’

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    “And so, in December of ’63, they hatch this plot. They take him at gunpoint, they kidnap him, and they ask for $240,000 in ransom.”

    She continued: “I think it is the best Frank Sinatra letter I have ever seen because not only is it lengthy, it’s also about a deeply personal subject.

    “And, unlike many of the other letters that are really famous from Frank Sinatra, which he has full of barbs and, and has a lot of grit to it.

    “It’s not quite as bombastic, because sometimes he was writing those knowing that they were going to be known and made public, and he got in some good jabs at the people he wrote to.

    “But because this is such a deeply personal subject, he’s forceful, he’s strong, he takes offence to what the chaplain is saying to him.

    Published at Sun, 13 Dec 2020 16:29:00 +0000

    Antiques Roadshow expert uncovers huge valuation of ‘best Frank Sinatra letter ever seen’

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