Are old issues of Life magazine valuable?

The most valuable copy of Life, priced at $200, is the April 13, 1962, issue with Liz Taylor and Richard Burton on the cover. The price is high because there is an insert of Topps baseball cards inside. Life magazines with covers picturing movie stars or members of the Kennedy family are especially collectible.

How do I find an article in Life magazine?

You can search by keyword (make sure you select “Search All Issues” under the search box), browse by year or peruse topics at the bottom of the page. Each issue has list of linked contents and a tag cloud under the contents to make finding and reading items easier. (LIFE also existed as a monthly from 1978 to 2000.

What was the last cover on Life magazine?

Premature Baby
Technically, LIFE magazine had two “last” issues. The last monthly issue was published May 20, 2000. The cover story, “Premature Baby” by Jason Michael Waldmann Jr., featured a picture of a tiny baby, born prematurely, held in someone’s hands, connected to life-supporting tubes.

How do I find the value of old magazines?

Once you know what magazine you have and its condition, you can use several tools to determine how much it’s worth.

1. Nostomania.
2. Antique Trader’s Vintage Magazines.
3. eBay.
4. WorthPoint Worthopedia.
5. VintageMagazines.com.
6. Past Paper.
7. Back Issues.
8. 2Neat Magazines.

Is Life magazine in the public domain?

If a copyright was not renewed, the work is in the public domain. LIFE issues from vol. 13 1945 issue are in public domain as their copyright was not renewed. To verify public domain status of other issues, online page scans of the Catalog of Copyright Entries, published by the US Copyright Office, can be found here.

Can you still buy Life magazine?

“The market has moved dramatically since October 2004 and it is no longer appropriate to continue publication of LIFE as a newspaper supplement.” Originally launched in 1936 as a weekly, Life was suspended from regular publication in 1972 and brought back as a monthly in 1978.

What is the most valuable magazine?

According to memorabilia website Nostomoania, the most valuable magazine of all time is Drag Cartoons edition 27, which it estimates as holding a $169,000 US value. That’s a real eye-opening amount for a magazine featuring a cover picture of 1960s Batman and Robin, waving from a top the Batmobile.