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Johnny Cash 1959 Signed Check to Warren Smith

Johnny Cash 1959 Signed Check to Warren Smith

Johnny Cash 1959 Signed Check to Warren Smith

RARE, signed check from an early career Johnny Cash, to a fellow SUN Records alumni, Warren Smith. Dated to the time when Warren lived near Johnny Cash in Sherman Oaks, California. Endorsed on the reverse of the Mrs. John Cash check, by Warren Smith.
Est. $600-$800

Winning Bid: $350.00

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Item condition: Used

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Johnny Cash 1959 Signed Check to Warren Smith

RARE, signed check from an early career Johnny Cash, to a fellow SUN Records alumni, Warren Smith. Dated to the time when Warren lived near Johnny Cash in Sherman Oaks, California. Endorsed on the reverse of the Mrs. John Cash check, by Warren Smith.
Est. $600-$800

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Highest bidder was: pourcrete55

Bidder Name Bidding Time Bid Auto
pourcrete55 June 26, 2023 7:30 am $350.00
Auction started June 22, 2023 10:00 am

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