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Posted 2 years ago
sgtnick
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Hi guys just thought I would share a find I made and how I happened upon it by accident .. I saw a add for an auction they listed tobacco tins I called and asked which ones they said just a few and couldn't remember which ones ... so came day of the auction I was tired of seeing the same crowd at the near by auctions so I took a chance and drove the 2 hours to this auction and they didn't have tins they just had this one !!! yes I was shocked to see it and unlisted !! and yes as you can see I left with it for next to nothing ..so it gives me hope that they are still out there and can be found .. happy hunting guys and good luck
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