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November 26, 2019

A jewelry box with a collection of different types of jewelry.

  1. Check pockets, linings of coats, insides of pocketbooks, inside pill bottles, radiators, inside books and picture frames for money and valuables.
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  2. Check all collections of junk jewelry for the possibility of a gold or silver piece. We just found that today.

  3. Take anything you are unsure of to an appraiser. You never know!

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