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Yesterday, I walked into the market square where people were selling their old stuff; toys, furniture, clothing, lots of things. This sale happens every Saturday, and usually has nothing of interest.

But, yesterday, I found, under several other items on a table, 2 Lego sets: 6285 Black Seas Barracuda and 6280 Armada Flagship, both in the original box. I made a offer to the man, he sold both to me for 10 Franks. (They go for a couple hundred on the internet)

I just wanted to let people know that yard sales, markets, and used items stores can hold treasures sometimes, I encourage you to look for them!

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I've picked up a number of sets that way myself. Sometimes you don't find anything for several weeks then hit the jackpot like you did!

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Yesterday, I walked into the market square where people were selling their old stuff; toys, furniture, clothing, lots of things. This sale happens every Saturday, and usually has nothing of interest.

But, yesterday, I found, under several other items on a table, 2 Lego sets: 6285 Black Seas Barracuda and 6280 Armada Flagship, both in the original box. I made a offer to the man, he sold both to me for 10 Franks. (They go for a couple hundred on the internet)

I just wanted to let people know that yard sales, markets, and used items stores can hold treasures sometimes, I encourage you to look for them!

Great bargain, Anubis! :wub:

What is "Franks" related to €? Is it swiss?

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Now that is a deal! :oh3:

I should check out some yard sales sometime... Just goes to show that sometimes you get lucky! :thumbup:

Francs are swiss. France used to have them before they changed to the Euro.

Nice find Anubis!

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hm... its yard sale season, so ill have to check some out, but its never really anything good; just cothing and junk.

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Great bargain, Anubis! :wub:

What is "Franks" related to €? Is it swiss?

Sorry, I spelled it wong- Franc- Swiss Franc, yes.

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