People Magazine - March 16, 2004
This item is a copy of People magazine. The cover features a woman holding a baby, with the headline "WHEN BABY WON'T WAIT!". Smaller text below this headline indicates that the issue contains stories from mothers who gave birth in unexpected locations such as a classroom, on a boat, and in an elevator. There are also smaller images at the bottom left of the cover depicting other individuals and families related to the stories within. The top right corner mentions "FLEX APPEAL" and shows an image of a woman doing yoga. The top left corner has a pink box with the text "RED-CARPET FEVER" and an image of a woman. The People logo is prominently displayed at the top in large pink letters. The magazine appears to be standard size for a weekly publication. The spine and back cover are not visible. The cover shows some slight wear around the edges, consistent with being handled. The colors are vibrant and the printing quality appears standard for mass-produced magazines of this era. The barcode and issue date (March 16, 2004) are visible at the bottom left.
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Estimated Value
$1-5
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Magazine
Appraised On
August 28, 2025
Estimated Value
$1-5
Item Description
This item is a copy of People magazine. The cover features a woman holding a baby, with the headline "WHEN BABY WON'T WAIT!". Smaller text below this headline indicates that the issue contains stories from mothers who gave birth in unexpected locations such as a classroom, on a boat, and in an elevator. There are also smaller images at the bottom left of the cover depicting other individuals and families related to the stories within. The top right corner mentions "FLEX APPEAL" and shows an image of a woman doing yoga. The top left corner has a pink box with the text "RED-CARPET FEVER" and an image of a woman. The People logo is prominently displayed at the top in large pink letters. The magazine appears to be standard size for a weekly publication. The spine and back cover are not visible. The cover shows some slight wear around the edges, consistent with being handled. The colors are vibrant and the printing quality appears standard for mass-produced magazines of this era. The barcode and issue date (March 16, 2004) are visible at the bottom left.
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