E-Land, Auction for Sharing Celebrity Memorabilia
[Asia Economy Reporter Yujin Cho] E-Land Museum and E-Land Foundation will hold the 'Celebrity Beloved Items Sharing Auction Season 2' from the 14th to the 20th of this month on the E-Land Foundation incubating site to support families in crisis during the year-end and New Year season.
Especially on the last day of the auction, the 20th, a live auction will be held from 6 p.m. on the YouTube E-Land Museum channel, hosted by announcer Yoon Tae-jin.
In the first sharing donation auction held in May this year, 35 beloved items from 25 celebrities were sold at auction, and after matching by the E-Land Foundation, a total amount double the winning bid, 22,938,000 KRW, was delivered to nine low-income families.
In this second sharing auction, more than 60 beloved items from over 40 celebrities will be auctioned. Similarly, the E-Land Foundation will match the winning bid amount by double to support families in crisis.
E-Land Museum collects major contents while preparing exhibitions in various fields such as sports, entertainment, and fashion. Notably, this auction includes donated game-worn uniforms of Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, Kaka, and Carlos Tevez, adding special significance.
Additionally, beloved items from famous sports players such as figure skating queen Kim Yuna, KBL league MVP Heo Hoon, and well-known baseball players who appeared on the YouTube 'E-Land Museum' channel including Kim Kwang-hyun, Yang Eui-ji, Lee Jung-hoo, and Kim Tae-kyun, as well as artists from various fields like So Chan-hwi, Park Wan-kyu, Woo Won-jae, and popular YouTubers including Mission Possible, will also be donated.
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An official from E-Land Museum said, "To repay the support shown in the first sharing auction season, we have organized this second sharing auction on a larger scale," and added, "We ask for much interest in the sharing auction to help neighbors in need, along with the online and offline exhibitions prepared by E-Land Museum."
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