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Posted 4 months ago
DanielEdra…
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This solid brass horse weighing 5-8 kilos or more because its heavy when I lift it up, the some expert antiquitors say it was dated 14 centuries. It was full-out in the bank safekeeping too, because somebody wants to buy it a local collector but they can't make it, for the price is not big enough price is nothing to antique lovers anyway. This one is one of the thousands of other antiques found in a cave by a Filipino lucky treasure hunter guy with his lucky metal detector. Those items are still looking for collectors to have them to be cared in their homes.
