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  1. 02-27-2014, 05:41 PM #1
    spinroch
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    A WW2 Japanese officer's ceremonial sword in a dumpster. Sold it for $800.00!
    That sorta started my scrapping career

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    Quote Originally Posted by spinroch View Post
    A WW2 Japanese officer's ceremonial sword in a dumpster. Sold it for $800.00!
    That sorta started my scrapping career

    **** i would have bought that, my great uncle who just passed had one from when he was in the war.
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