
Playboy Magazine May 1999 Issue Featuring Charlize Theron
This is a physical copy of the May 1999 edition of Playboy magazine, a notable publication in the adult entertainment industry. The cover prominently features actress Charlize Theron. The magazine is a standard-sized periodical with a glossy paper cover. The masthead 'PLAYBOY' is printed in gold-colored font, accompanied by headlines for featured articles including interviews with David Spade and Ashley Judd. The cover art is a close-up, high-glamour photograph typical of the era's aesthetic. Small white text in the top right corner indicates the price of $4.95 at the time of publication. The condition of the magazine appears relatively well-preserved, with sharp corners and vibrant colors, though a blister pack of four small button-cell batteries is placed over the lower center of the cover, partially obscuring the image. There is no major visible creasing or water damage from the perspective shown. As a late 20th-century collectible, its value is derived from the popularity of the cover model and the overall condition of the internal pages and centerfold. This specific issue represents a transition period in print media prior to the digital age.
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Estimated Value
$10 - $25
Basic Information
Category
Collectibles / Magazines
Appraised On
December 25, 2025
Estimated Value
$10 - $25
Item Description
This is a physical copy of the May 1999 edition of Playboy magazine, a notable publication in the adult entertainment industry. The cover prominently features actress Charlize Theron. The magazine is a standard-sized periodical with a glossy paper cover. The masthead 'PLAYBOY' is printed in gold-colored font, accompanied by headlines for featured articles including interviews with David Spade and Ashley Judd. The cover art is a close-up, high-glamour photograph typical of the era's aesthetic. Small white text in the top right corner indicates the price of $4.95 at the time of publication. The condition of the magazine appears relatively well-preserved, with sharp corners and vibrant colors, though a blister pack of four small button-cell batteries is placed over the lower center of the cover, partially obscuring the image. There is no major visible creasing or water damage from the perspective shown. As a late 20th-century collectible, its value is derived from the popularity of the cover model and the overall condition of the internal pages and centerfold. This specific issue represents a transition period in print media prior to the digital age.
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