Janet Jenkins, the British born Canadian who received love letters from Prince Charles between 1976 and 1980, was surprised when she read that the letters she sold to Alicia Caroll of Everything Royal seven years ago have ended up on eBay. She would have preferred the letters in a museum.
Well, from what I understand, these letters are just mild romantic letters which aren't scandalous at all. I am not sure if paying US$30,000 would be justified but then I am a cheapo. Perhaps there is a collector of Royal memorabilia out there who would pay US$30,000 and even more to own these love letters by Prince Charles to Janet Jenkins.
The thing is, once these letters are sold, the new owner could do whatever he/she wants with the letters. So there's no point for Janet Jenkins to feel disappointed to find them on eBay, right?
Well, from what I understand, these letters are just mild romantic letters which aren't scandalous at all. I am not sure if paying US$30,000 would be justified but then I am a cheapo. Perhaps there is a collector of Royal memorabilia out there who would pay US$30,000 and even more to own these love letters by Prince Charles to Janet Jenkins.
The thing is, once these letters are sold, the new owner could do whatever he/she wants with the letters. So there's no point for Janet Jenkins to feel disappointed to find them on eBay, right?
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