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Starting January 1, 2023, as a result of new state sales tax laws, University
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states: Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia,
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SIR ISAAC NEWTON SIGNED SOUTH SEA BUBBLE DOCUMENT FETCHES $106,000

A financial document signed by British physicist Sir Isaac Newton (1642-1727)
as "Isaac Newton" changed hands for over $100,000 at our May 6th online auction.
The partly handwritten and partly printed contract dated July 13, 1720
authorized Newton’s financial adviser Joseph Safford to obtain shares in the
South Sea Company. The infamous joint stock company endorsed by the British
monarchy and enriched by the transatlantic slave trade would later become the
textbook example of a speculation bubble. In September 1720, just three months
after signing this document, South Sea shares plummeted, and Newton lost
£20,000. When asked his opinion of the prospect of South Sea stock, Newton
replied that while he could calculate the motions of heavenly bodies, the
madness of the people defied natural laws.

Auction activity for the Sir Isaac Newton signed document was intense. Total
online demand on just one of our online platforms exceeded $194,000, and auction
staff were riveted as three live phone bidders competed for supremacy. The
Newton finally went to an international businessman at more than double its high
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For nearly 30 years, University Archives has served as the sole estate appraiser
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John Reznikoff, founder and President of University Archives, is a
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His expertise, honed over forty years in the autograph industry, has served him
well in his quest for exceptional documents, manuscripts, rare books, relics,
and memorabilia. John has bought and sold over $200 million dollars’ worth of
items over his career to institutions and individuals. His record-breaking
monthly online auctions attract bidders from over 50 countries.
In addition to running a highly successful auction house, John is also one of
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clients have included the U. S. Justice Department, the FBI, state law
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John is regularly sought out by print and broadcast media to comment on current
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