Kurt Cobain's signed home insurance policy is now for sale. TMZ reported the document, which features Cobain's full signature — Kurt D. Cobain — as opposed the usual “Kurt” he would sign for fans, is being handled by Goldin Auctions. The Chase Bank insurance company letter is dated 74 days before Cobain killed himself in the Seattle house on April 8th, 1994.
According to the report: “The auction lot — currently owned by Inscriptagraphs Memorabilia and expected to fetch over $100k — also includes original photos of what the house looked like before portions of the house burned down in a fire.” Goldin Auctions is expected to give a portion of the proceeds to a “suicide prevention organization.”
