Letters From a 'Lost' Marilyn Monroe, Angry John Lennon to Be Auctioned
By Christina Ng @ChristinaNg27 Mar 30, 2013 6:00am (Image credit: Baron/Getty Images|AP Photo) A letter from a lost Marilyn Monroe to mentor Lee Strasberg and one from an irritated John Lennon to Linda and Paul McCartney are among hundreds of historical objects set to be auctioned on May 30. It is part of the second in a series of auctions intended to sell about 3,000 artifacts from an anonymous collector. The first auction was a blockbuster sale, with a Vincent van Gogh letter selling for $336,000 and a Thomas Jefferson letter that sold for $300,000, according a news release announcing the latest auction. The auctions are being run by Profiles in History. PHOTOS: Expensive Items The upcoming auction includes letters and manuscripts from historical figures including George Washington, Dwight D. Eisenhower and Ernest Hemingway. One of the letters already garnering buzz is a despair-filled letter on Hotel Bel-Air stationary from Marilyn Monroe to her mentor and legendary acting coach, ...