Bob Dylan's personal belongings sold for nearly half a million dollars including letters and poems

　　Chinanews.com, November 23. According to the Associated Press, RR Auctions recently stated that the famous American poet and musician Bob Dylan's goods were sold at a high price of nearly $500,000 in the United States.

Most of these items were purchased by anonymous buyers.

Data map: 2016 Nobel Prize winner, American musician and writer Bob Dylan.

　　According to reports, the auction items included Dylan’s personal letters and unpublished poems.

The owner of these collections is Dylan’s friend and musician Tony Glover, who died in 2019.

　　It is reported that the auction was held last week.

Dylan's items sold for a total of about 495,000 US dollars (about 3.25 million yuan).

　　Among a series of auctioned items, the most expensive is the manuscript of the lyrics of the song "Blowin'in the Wind", which sold for more than 108,000 US dollars (approximately 709,000 yuan).

　　According to previous reports, in 2016, Dylan won the Nobel Prize for Literature for “creating a new form of poetry in the great American song tradition”.