Paul McCartney’s original notes for ‘Hey Jude’ being sold as NFT, among other Beatles memorabilia | TheHill
Fans of The Beatles can get access to exclusive memorabilia, including Paul McCartney’s original notes for the song “Hey Jude,” through an auction of nonfungible tokens (NFTs).
Julian Lennon, the son of The Beatles’ John Lennon, announced an auction of exclusive Beatles memorabilia this week. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to The White Feather Foundation, a nonprofit founded by Julian Lennon that brings awareness to a variety of different causes and issues around the world.
All items in the auction are being sold as NFTs, however, the winning bidder will not be given the physical item, but instead they will be given an exclusive audio narration done by Julian, becoming the sole owner in shared Lennon history.
Currently there are six items up for auction, including Paul McCartney’s original notes for the song “Hey Jude,” John Lennon’s Afghan coat, a black cape worn by John Lennon in the movie “The Beatles Help!” and three Gibson guitars gifted to Julian Lennon from his father.
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