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Watching tv one night and heard someone knocking on the front door and a women was there and said I know you collect antiques and if you would go to the storage garage with me and tell me whats worth money and whats not I would appreciate it. She had a relative pass away and the garage was full. I told what I thought was valuable and she gave me this really cheap for helping her out. Love to have more knocks at the door like that one.
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