People Magazine, January 19, 2009
This item is a copy of People magazine from January 19, 2009. The cover features a large image of John Travolta, his wife Kelly Preston, and their son Jett, with the headline "TRAVOLTA FAMILY TRAGEDY" and the quote "'WE ARE HEARTBROKEN'". Smaller images on the right side of the cover show Maksim Chmerkovskiy and Karina Smirnoff with the text "DANCING'S MAKSIM & KARIMA Engaged!", Sasha and Malia Obama with the text "SASHA & MALIA New Life, New School!", and Laura Bush with the text "LAURA BUSH Her White House Goodbye". The bottom right corner of the cover includes a barcode and the website address "PEOPLE.COM". The magazine is printed on glossy paper and appears to be in good condition with no visible tears, major creases, or significant surface wear. The colors are vibrant and the text is clear. The binding is likely stapled, typical for this format of magazine. There are no apparent signs of water damage, discoloration, or significant patina, suggesting it has been stored relatively well.
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Estimated Value
$3-5
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Category
Periodical
Appraised On
August 28, 2025
Estimated Value
$3-5
Item Description
This item is a copy of People magazine from January 19, 2009. The cover features a large image of John Travolta, his wife Kelly Preston, and their son Jett, with the headline "TRAVOLTA FAMILY TRAGEDY" and the quote "'WE ARE HEARTBROKEN'". Smaller images on the right side of the cover show Maksim Chmerkovskiy and Karina Smirnoff with the text "DANCING'S MAKSIM & KARIMA Engaged!", Sasha and Malia Obama with the text "SASHA & MALIA New Life, New School!", and Laura Bush with the text "LAURA BUSH Her White House Goodbye". The bottom right corner of the cover includes a barcode and the website address "PEOPLE.COM". The magazine is printed on glossy paper and appears to be in good condition with no visible tears, major creases, or significant surface wear. The colors are vibrant and the text is clear. The binding is likely stapled, typical for this format of magazine. There are no apparent signs of water damage, discoloration, or significant patina, suggesting it has been stored relatively well.
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