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Monday, August 3, 2015

The Check is in the Mail

July 26

The most expensive Christmas card was sold at an auction in England in 2001 for 20,000 pounds, approximately $40,000 USD. The card was from 1843.

Posted by Robert Clemmons at 4:43 PM
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