Abraham Lincoln artifacts to be auctioned to pay off foundation’s debt

The Washington Post·May 21

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Abraham Lincoln artifacts are being auctioned, with some reports indicating the sale is to pay off a foundation's debt. The artifacts, which include items such as bloodstained gloves from the night of his assassination, were previously associated with a museum. The auction has reportedly yielded varying amounts, with some outlets citing sales of nearly $8 million and others specifying lower figures for individual items.

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