What is with "history for sale"?

Everything is ridiculously overpriced. Are they just show pieces? Do people seriously buy from them? For example you can buy a book by Clint Hill for $30 and he'll sign it for free. His autograph is on that site for $400!

Documents that are worth maybe $1000 go for like $5000. It's a shame because they have a lot of nice stuff.

What is the story with that?

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Permalink Reply by Randy on November 27, 2013 at 4:54pm

It's called a museum. If you want to pay 10 times or more what something is worth on the secondary market, they are perfectly willing to sell it to you for that price. 

Permalink Reply by Mike Shepherd on November 28, 2013 at 5:37am

If you are in the market for a unique item with a vintage signature it is worth browsing through their inventory.

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