Ugly Betty star Christopher Gorham joins Joan Collins in lending his likeness for Bid2Beat AIDS eBay auction. The 33-year old actor offers this becoming trace of his bespectacled hand: an homage to his character. B2B exclaims:

You are bidding on a unique, one-of-a-kind piece: a signed hand tracing made by Gorham.

This piece is part of the "Lend-a-Hand to LIFEbeat" project, for which many celebrities trace their hands, sign the tracing, and decorate the piece as they see fit. The tracing is absolutely unique and one-of-a-kind, and was done especially for this auction.

Christopher has turned his hand tracing into a caricature of his Ugly Betty character, Henry. He's added Henry's glasses, shirt, and tie to the hand. This is truly a one-of-a-kind collectible for Ugly Betty fans!

Did you hear? It's one-of-a-kind. Bidding starts at $35.99. Apparently B2B AIDS values Gorham's hand more than Collins' poster, which started at $19.99.

• As we mentioned last Friday, Bid2Beat AIDS' ebay auction makes a triumphant return today. We'll be featuring a number of items over the next few days. Before we get to the Liza Minnelli and Neil Patrick Harris productsd, we'd like to highlight our current favorite: a signed Dynasty era Joan Collins poster. Have you ever seen anything more spectacular? We haven't. It's currently only 19.99: a small price to pay for a piece of camp history. Check it out here.

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"I don't want to bore the audience. I don't want to leave them as I was with a certain one-woman show in New York recently, saying, 'When the f#ck is this going to end?'"–Joan Collins

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