Titanic's owners received $5 million within 30 days of the sinking; 114 years later, original insurance document resurfaces and could fetch $67,000 at auction
- More than a century after the Titanic sank in the North Atlantic, an unusual piece of paperwork connected to the doomed liner's final voyage has resurfaced.
- An original insurance document linked to the ship's $5 million total-loss cover, arranged just weeks before the disaster, is set to go under the hammer in Britain, with an estimated price of up to $67,000.
- The document is being offered by British auction house Henry Aldridge and Son at its November 21 auction in Devizes, England.
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- More than a century after the Titanic sank in the North Atlantic, an unusual piece of paperwork connected to the doomed liner's final voyage has resurfaced.
- An original insurance document linked to the ship's $5 million total-loss cover, arranged just weeks before the disaster, is set to go under the hammer in Britain, with an estimated price of up to $67,000.
- The document is being offered by British auction house Henry Aldridge and Son at its November 21 auction in Devizes, England.
Sources: Times of India