As a disclaimer, it is so unlike me to purchase junk. However, amongst the valuable tidbits of information I have gained from Antiques Roadshow, one is that political memorabilia, if you will, is always somewhat valuable, especially unique pieces, such as the one you see here. Particularly those in pivotal, "historical" presidential elections of the losing candidate. That being said, let's cross our fingers and with this little $18 gem (stored in a dry, semi-dark location and kept in mint condition for the next 80 years) I will have secured my grandchildren's future!Tuesday, March 25, 2008
Ever Watch Antiques Roadshow?
As a disclaimer, it is so unlike me to purchase junk. However, amongst the valuable tidbits of information I have gained from Antiques Roadshow, one is that political memorabilia, if you will, is always somewhat valuable, especially unique pieces, such as the one you see here. Particularly those in pivotal, "historical" presidential elections of the losing candidate. That being said, let's cross our fingers and with this little $18 gem (stored in a dry, semi-dark location and kept in mint condition for the next 80 years) I will have secured my grandchildren's future!
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Where in the world did you find that? That is the funniest thing I have ever seen, and yes, let's hope that she is the losing candidate.
Your Lt. Col. Father-in-law wants to know if there are more of those at that price.
i'm never moving. the economy is tanking and job security is of paramount importance. anyway, this could take months and months.
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