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So my friend went to thrift store hunting and found a metal sculpture that turns out to be worth something around $2000-$5000. Anyone know how you would you go about authenticating it?
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brb let me go get my monocleComment
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Where's the damn antique road show when you need them!
This is what it is similair to.
A company called C. Jere made them but finding someone reputable local is a little difficult to find.Comment
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Where does this friend live? Where exactly is this "metal sculpture" at?Comment
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She bought the sculpture in Dallas at a thrift store for $10. She's a single mom going through rough times so it was awesome she came upon it.Comment
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DAMNIT!!! Well... Wanna send some pictures my way? I might be able to help out. And not of the damn "metal sculpture"Originally posted by ARIX View PostComment
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LMAO-jackballComment
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What's a jackball? Also I'm doing a little research to try and find someone.Originally posted by ARIX View PostComment
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How big is it? Can she lug it out?Comment
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Jackball like jack in the box. Its about 2-3 ft so its not extraordinarily big. I saw one that was about 4-5ft going for about $6000.
And on a side note I may need an estimate on some stained concrete. I checked your link.Comment
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Pawn Stars...
They'll offer you 250 dollars "cash money"! Even though it just got valued
between 2500-5000 Dollars.Comment
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She can take it to a museum and they can point her in the right direction. Hell a lot of them have people there that can do it.
Just shoot me a PM with what you want and how much sqft you have.Comment
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"the market is just real soft right now for metal sculptures"Originally posted by 564826 View PostPawn Stars...
They'll offer you 250 dollars "cash money"! Even though it just got valued
between 2500-5000 Dollars.DE OPPRESSO LIBER
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