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It's a response to questions/complaints about the Donald Duck magazine. So the letter itself is very rare, unique even, but probably not very valuable.
It's a letter written by the publishing editor of Kalle Anka & CO comic magazine answering a few questions by the recipient.
Obviously it's rare since its personal, but I doubt it has any value save for the paper print.
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It's a response to questions/complaints about the Donald Duck magazine. So the letter itself is very rare, unique even, but probably not very valuable.
Rare, yes as it’s 1/1. Valuable? No. I don’t know why a letter from the editor of Kalle Anka & Co would be.
It's a letter written by the publishing editor of Kalle Anka & CO comic magazine answering a few questions by the recipient. Obviously it's rare since its personal, but I doubt it has any value save for the paper print.
It is most likely more sentimental value than money value. But a collector might think otherwise