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o2verylucky
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Avid picker that I am, I find these to be some of the fairly unique things I have discovered across the country. I'm a photo picker which is a bit different than what you do. I find unique things, work out a broker fee with customer, photo and film everything I can, and go out and find a market for it to sell in and then I sell it for my clients. I have over 7 million picture views in a year and have sold almost a million dollars in items ($864,450 is currently the gross, sure wish I could have kept all of it). Come down to North Alabama southern Tennessee and lets have lunch! I never knew anyone could do what I do till I saw your show. Maybe I can run a warehouse for you in this region.
Native American AntiquesThousands of years before America was “discovered,” Native Americans were c…