John F. Kennedy
First Buzz: Decision 2016 Series 2

What: Decision 2016 Series 2 trading cards
Arrives: Oct. 21
Box basics: Two hits in every 30-card box (16 boxes per case via four inners).What's buzz-worthy: The drama of the presidential race between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump returns to cardboard once again as a hobby-only release that includes a one-pack box and an autograph in every four-box inner case. The kicker? No more than 150 overall cases will be made.
Keep reading for more and a gallery of images from the product.
Marilyn Monroe's "Happy Birthday, Mr. President" dress up for auction

Update (Nov. 18): The dress sold for $4.81 million.
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Is it entertainment memorabilia? Yes. Is it political memorabilia? Maybe.
It's Marilyn Monroe's "Happy Birthday Mr. President" dress, and it's up for auction via Julien’s Auctions.
On May 19, 1962, she sang to John F. Kennedy and forever etched herself into pop culture even more just three months before her untimely death.
"Marilyn Monroe singing ‘Happy Birthday Mr. President’ is certainly one of the most-famous impromptu performances in American history," said Darren Julien, President & CEO of Julien’s Auctions. "That rendition has lived on for decades as one of the most-remarkable events in her career and certainly one of the most-storied tales in popular culture history -- a moment in time squarely at the center of the 1960s, Hollywood and Camelot. We are incredibly privileged to have the opportunity to offer this amazing dress to collectors, fans and contemporary art enthusiasts around the world."
Rare 1963 holiday card signed by John F. Kennedy and Jacqueline Kennedy on auction block
A holiday card signed by President John F. Kennedy and First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy is a pricey and impressive piece, but the card presently up for sale via Goldin Auctions is even more unique.It's from 1963, and it's one of only 15 known to have been signed sometime between Nov. 18 and Nov. 20 of that year -- down time between trips -- before his death in Dallas on Nov. 22.
The official White House cards for that year also were prepared with facsimile signatures but were not sent out. These signed cards were later discovered in the 1980s, according to the auction company.
































