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Star Wars memorabilia: Second C-3PO head expected to sell for $1 million

C-3PO head.Image source, Getty Images

Have you ever heard the phrase: 'two heads are better than one'? For collectors of Star Wars memorabilia that might be the case.

A movie-worn C-3PO head from Star Wars: Episode VI - Return Of The Jedi is expected to fetch up to one million dollars (£791,200) at auction in Los Angeles.

It's the second C-3PO head from the original Star Wars films to go on sale in recent months.

The golden helmets that light-up are from the collection of actor Anthony Daniels who plays C-3PO in the movies and television shows.

"I hope these wonderful pieces of memorabilia find new homes where they will be displayed, respected and enjoyed by fans, who now have a chance to own a genuine piece of Star Wars history," said Daniels.

Anthony Daniels with C-3PO.Image source, Getty Images
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The head-piece was owned by actor Anthony Daniels who played C-3PO in the Star Wars movies

The first 3PO head that went on sale was worn during the first Star Wars film, and sold for £687,500 in November.

Other items from film and TV can be bought in-person or online at the LA auction, which has been organised by movie memorabilia selling company, Propstore.

Pieces include Wolverine's leather jacket and shirt from the first X-Men movie.

Marty McFly's guitar from Back To The Future could fetch up to 200,000 dollars (£158,439)

Brandon Alinger, Chief Operating Officer at Propstore, holds Marty McFly's guitar from the film Back to the Future.Image source, Getty Images
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Brandon Alinger, Chief Operating Officer at Propstore, holds Marty McFly's guitar from the film Back to the Future

Gimli's double-headed axe from The Lord Of The Rings trilogy could be auctioned for between 100,000-200,000 dollars.

While Harry Potter's wand from Harry Potter And The Prisoner Of Azkaban is estimated to sell for between 10,000-20,000 dollars (£7,921 to £15,848).

The auction will take place between 12 and 14 March.