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Ruth Bader Ginsburg library sells for $2.35 million in online auction
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Late US Supreme Court justice's copy of the 1957-58 Harvard Law Review, with her name on and handwritten annotations, fetches $100,312.50
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Personal Library Sells For $2.3 Million, Exceeding 'Wildest Dreams' Of Auctioneers
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg library sells for $2.35 million in online auction
An auction of late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s personal library included everything from her law school textbooks to a copy of The RBG Workout.
By Dan Berman, CNN The bidding war for parts of Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s library is over, and it’s clear that fans of the late Supreme Court justice have deep pockets. The collection of Ginsburg-iana went for $2.3 million in the auction run by Bonhams, the auction house said.
