After the 9/11 in america. i brought a newspaper everyday?

Question

I have a weeks worth of history,on the 9/11 horrible event that took place... how much do you think these papers would sell for?? Id love somebody from america to buy them...so they could see how our country dealt with the news...would love some honest feedback? many thanx zo x

Answer 1

yes it was a horrible event, not one that you should try to exploit for cash.

Many of us kept the newspapers if we needed them, many viewed internet sites, and still can view newspapers online if we need to see the images again.

9-11 occured almost 7 years ago. Those papers are not antiques.

Answer 2

Reminds me of people who had stalls on the ground zero site selling pictures of that awful tradgic day.

I dont think anyone wants to look back and buy things to remind them - maybe donate them to a museum.

This question is going to make you very unpopular

Answer 3

Who's sorry now. it's one of those "why did I post that" moments. lol x

Answer 4

not valuable at all as someone pointed out just call they newspaper and get copies there, mind you going on a Youtube video the other day many people interviewed in US couldn't remember the date/time/place even, sad

Answer 5

It would be in poor taste to make money from them.

You might consider donating them to the truth movement.  There were events reported within the first few days after 9/11 that are no longer mentioned by the corporate media because they contradict the government's official story.  What you have may be of value for information purposes.  

I would be very interested to know if those stories report the witnesses who heard explosions at the base of the towers before the towers collapsed.  The corporate media reported that on September 11, but now stays mum on it because it doesn't  fit the government's bill of goods.

The motivation behind 9/11, either by the government allowing it to happen, or by complicity, affects all of the people of the world.  It is in your best interests to share.

Answer 6

Good to see someone trying to make money out of this tragedy. Not.

Answer 7

What,you couldn't just 'donate' them?Now there's a thought.Sheesh!

Answer 8

Not for much, we can just call up the newspaper office and buy a reprint