Jamie Lee Curtis auctioning off signed 'Halloween' mask

[jon_dano]

@Loogs

I agree that the untruthful claims needed correction, and it seems some of your voices helped to change that. The information appears to be corrected now. In any case, one should be responsible enough to research & know what they are investing into with a large sum of their own money.

Most likely it will be the winner’s intention of giving to a positive cause to help children, not buying an item, anyway. Some of you may be forgetting this. Though I have my doubts about the transparency of charities & “cure” foundations, where all donations are specifically routed, the general concept of the auction is to help children. And if the winner is truly interested in the secondary exclusives, they are receiving a one-of-a-kind piece of memorabilia owned by the original actor & autographed by a multitude involved. Regardless of the physical properties, the personal history & prior owner would make any item rare & collectible.

Awesome response

[Richard_Vandark]

The Winston says prototype, used in the movie!!?

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[The_Boogeyman_1978]

@slasher75

I’ve lost ALL respect for Jamie Lee Curtis.

Why, because she donated things to raise money for sick children? How dare she!
You do know that she only donated the stuff, right? She did not type up the auction description.

[Luthor]

@jon dano

@Loogs

I agree that the untruthful claims needed correction, and it seems some of your voices helped to change that. The information appears to be corrected now. In any case, one should be responsible enough to research & know what they are investing into with a large sum of their own money.

Most likely it will be the winner’s intention of giving to a positive cause to help children, not buying an item, anyway. Some of you may be forgetting this. Though I have my doubts about the transparency of charities & “cure” foundations, where all donations are specifically routed, the general concept of the auction is to help children. And if the winner is truly interested in the secondary exclusives, they are receiving a one-of-a-kind piece of memorabilia owned by the original actor & autographed by a multitude involved. Regardless of the physical properties, the personal history & prior owner would make any item rare & collectible.

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I agree that this is very much a possibility. Not always, but there are certainly people who bid more for charity’s sake alone.

[desi3]

@The Boogeyman 1978

@slasher75

I’ve lost ALL respect for Jamie Lee Curtis.

Why, because she donated things to raise money for sick children? How dare she!
You do know that she only donated the stuff, right? She did not type up the auction description.

AGREED!!! I met JLC twice and chatted about Halloween. Although she gets a bit touchy, about the subject at times ONLY because she rather not be remembered as “The Scream Queen” , She has A HEART OF GOLD! Truly a Class Act, and a REAL down to Earth Person,(from Hollywood Imagine that!!!) For those of You that met and spoke with Her, You know what I’m saying! No Reason to knock her when shes doing a Good Cause. Jamie,

[Myerstat]

I agree 100% that Jamie Lee should not be bashed in any way for this.Her intentions are pure and she is a genuinely great person,especially considering how many famous people are pure BS.

[Colbster]

@Richard Vandark

Anybody notice the Winston H20 she’s auctioning? Looks like S***, covered in autographs, but looks legit?

Yes, what’s up with that one? Would this make it a third Winston used in H20 in addition to yours and the Hero?

It just sucks to see that it has signatures all over its face. It should be on the inside or on the back of the neck.

[jon_dano]

That looks like a SSN h20 to me

[Colbster]

I have a hard time telling the difference without studying some pics so I guess it could be. I noticed that it said that she had 4 masks worn by “Michael Myers” whereas JLC said that she has 5 masks that will be going up for sale, this is what led me to think that the Winston could possibly be legit as this Don Post 2006 is obviously not one of the “4 masks worn by “Michael Myers””. Otherwise, it would be misleading as hell which is what it seems to be. Now, that’s 2 out of 5 masks right there, I wonder what’s the other three.

I would rather have the clapboard over the Don Post 2006 big time.

[Luthor]

@jon dano

That looks like a SSN h20 to me

I second that, it looks like Sean’s work.

[crofader]

If her name is all over this then she has to take responsibility for this as well. Just because it’s a great cause doesn’t mean you can lie to people. The H20 looks like a SSN but who knows?

[DRESSEDTOKILL]

Anyone dropping that kind of cash on a charity auction item that they have no clue about is more than likely bidding for 2 reason. The cause and the tax write off. Its a win win if you ask me.

[Slasher75]

@The Boogeyman 1978

@slasher75

I’ve lost ALL respect for Jamie Lee Curtis.

You do know that she only donated the stuff, right?

Yes, I do.

@crofader

If her name is all over this then she has to take responsibility for this as well. Just because it’s a great cause doesn’t mean you can lie to people.

This is how I feel as well. And is why I made the comment I did.

[DoubleCrossXX]

@Loogs

I agree that the untruthful claims needed correction, and it seems some of your voices helped to change that. The information appears to be corrected now. In any case, one should be responsible enough to research & know what they are investing into with a large sum of their own money.

Most likely it will be the winner’s intention of giving to a positive cause to help children, not buying an item, anyway. Some of you may be forgetting this. Though I have my doubts about the transparency of charities & “cure” foundations, where all donations are specifically routed, the general concept of the auction is to help children. And if the winner is truly interested in the secondary exclusives, they are receiving a one-of-a-kind piece of memorabilia owned by the original actor & autographed by a multitude involved. Regardless of the physical properties, the personal history & prior owner would make any item rare & collectible.

I’m in full agreement with Loogs. At the end of the day, it’s all being done for charity and I’m sure everyone involved is just clueless on the topic and not trying to be deceitful.

[knightnite05]

C’mon it’s got eyebrows, how could any bidder not know specially with that kind of money?
Hoping that money used up efficiently to help out kids

[Richard_Vandark]

The Winston looks genuine to me, but I don’t think it’s screen used, the hair is totally wrong!

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[Richard_Vandark]

Oh, they have taken the word prototype off the auction.

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[kaizu]

Yellowed up SSN V20…The hair is just unstyled

[Havoc28]

this is just sad

[skatekid014]

if u read the auction it says signed by all surviving cast and crew members but yet it doesn’t have dick warlocks auto on it plus some