 the High Court at Clwyd Car Auctions in Ewloe on Monday, after being seized in the last few days.
One of the lots - believed to be authentic - is a suitcase that was left by George Harrison at a 1962 gig at the Village Hall in Thingwall Road, Irby, Wirral.
A note attached, from a Mary Newton, says “I was responsible for booking the Beatles to appear... on Friday 7th September 1962... I can confirm that George Harrison left his suitcase behind and despite contact with Brian Epstein’s office it was never collected and has since been in the possession of Mr James Irlam who was a steward on the night.”
As well as the suitcase there photographs that appear to have been signed by the Beatles, Elvis Presley, Priscilla Presley and actors Kurt Russell and Walther Mathau.
There is also a caricature of John Lennon by artist Tony Booth.
Take a look at all the lots set to go under the hammer
Des Lewis, who runs Clwyd Car Auctions, told the Daily Post that the rules concerning items seized on behalf of the High Court mean they must go under the item at the next available auction, so he has not had time to authenticate the items.
Mr Lewis added: “Whoever buys this stuff knows it’s ‘buyer beware’, but I do think there’s a lot of genuine stuff here and at the end of the day, people who attend auctions know their stuff, so we’ll find out when the bidding starts what it’s worth.”
The exact reason for the seizure of the goods is unclear.
The Daily Post could not make contact with anyone from the Fort Perch Rock museum.
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I don't see any indication of change-giving although it's possible that is below the frame of the picture. Next to the coins slot someone has taped up a diagram of what coins are ok and they appear to be Canadian toonies, loonies, and quarters only. The bills appear to take both Canadian and US bills based on the pictures next to the bill slots - the top two have more colour and are probably Canadian $5 and $10 and the bottom three look, from a distance, like they might be US ones - $1, $5, and $10 would make sense.
Unfortunately I could not find anyone taking a picture of the CMU at Pearson to verify the capabilities, but I've seen the same system in use at major airports in the US with exactly capabilities you're looking for.
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The 90 seconds trailer of She-Hulk is the introduction of a new green superhero Jennifer Walters. Though Bruce Banner has been actively involved in lots of Marvel Projects throughout the years, it’s time to pass the torch to the young generation.
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She-Hulk: Attorney At Law’s trailer introduces Jennifer at a tricky point in her already complicated life. As Marvel already established that the world’s filled with so many supervillains, Jennifer’s legal skills put her in high demand.
Helmed by Jessica Gao, She-Hulk Web Series cast Tatiana Maslany, Mark Ruffalo, Tim Roth, Ginger Gonzaga, Josh Segarra, Jameela Jamil, Jon Bass, and Renée Elise Goldsberry in key roles.
Besides, there are rumors that the series will feature many cameos that may include Charlie Cox’s Matt Murdock, Benedict Wong’s Wong, Val, Yelena, and many others. She-Hulk: Attorney at Law release date is 17 August 2022