The world of NFT, which has made a name for itself in the last period and has stepped into the formation of many art worlds, continues to grow. Memories of The beatles, one of the most popular bands in music history, and their vocalist John Lennon, are included in this formation, which expresses the equivalent of works of art in the digital world.
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John Lennon’s son Julian handles NFT sale
Some collections of The Beatles and John Lennon, who played an important role in the diversification of rock music, will be auctioned in the NFT world. The sale will be handled by Lennon’s eldest son, Julian Lennon. It is stated that the sales process will start on February 7th. Each work in the collection will be presented visually and audibly, with the narration of Julian Lennon, as well as its images.
The collection, which will be sold, contains important works and historical pieces belonging to Lennon and the group. The most popular of these is undoubtedly the handwritten notes used in the production of The Beatles’ song “Hey Jude”. It is estimated that the biggest return will be from this work. The notes will be auctioned for $50,000.
In addition, the Afghan jacket he wore in a television production Magical Mystery Tour will take its place in the collection as NFT. “Help!”, a musical comedy genre film in the collection. The movie also features the black cape worn by John Lennon. 3 guitars that John Lennon gifted to his son will also take their place in the NFT sale.
Julian Lennon will run the auction in collaboration with YellowHeart. The proceeds of the NFTs, which will be sold under the Juliens Auctions label, will be donated to The White Feather, a foundation organization. Instantly, the total starting prices of the products in the collection seem to be worth 80 thousand dollars. It is estimated that the revenue to be generated will be twice the starting price.