6 letters of Prince Charles sent to a woman in Canada three decades ago has been for sale on eBay auction website  with prices starting at $30,000.

Saleperson named Alicia Carroll, running an organization in Los Angeles (USA) specializes in sales of souvenirs related to the royal family. Carroll said all the love letters were sent to women in Montreal (Canada) named Janet Jenkins for the period from 1976 to 1980. Islamic familiar Prince Charles, Jenkins is working at British Consulate in Montreal.

Carroll bought the sixth letters in 2002, after Ms. Jenkins active contact.

In a letter dated June 8, 1980, just eight months before the announced engagement to Princess Diana, Prince Charles wrote that you are subject to more pressure to find brides for the royal family.

“Maybe he should marry as soon as possible, so people are feeling comfortable. He thought that the best solution would be to marry a girl living in the British commonwealth. But do not worry em nhé , he promised to inform early em anything happens …”, letter was signed by the words “Love you very much, Charles.

By Carroll letters is historic because it was written by a person that the future will become king of England.

Currently, the proposal was 4-5 letters acquisition, but Carroll said it would uninstall from eBay if no one bid exactly as expected.

Jenkins reacted fiercely on Canadian television and hope that the letter be put into museums. “I’m surprised they appear on eBay, I really hope no one bought it all,” she said.

“I buy them directly from her government. I’m sorry if she confused the letters for sale. I keep them in the hands of seven years, and I’m an entrepreneur. She also said clear that when selling them to me, “Carroll Jenkins denied comment. “If you really afraid, why she would like to be put into museums for millions to see and read them every day. The letter should in the hands of a private collector, the better,” Carroll added.