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12-15-2010, 08:46 AM
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I would never hang out all day to buy someones storage locker (I guess some HUGE number like 20% of storage lockers that are abandoned are just filled with Porn anyways) it just would never be my thing, BUT some amazing Sports items have been pulled out of these in the last few years. ALL the Dud Branom (1920's star) stuff that has been sold lately on ebay and in SCP auctions was found in a storage locker, and 2 years ago I bought a really valuable collection of of a 1905-1920 Boxing Hall of Famer that was in a box in a storage locker labeled "Grandpa".
I think that the really good stuff that is found is either just forgotten or it is not considered to be worth money by the owners. I feel bad for the people whose stuff gets sold sometimes and I think they should give an opportunity to family members to buy the unit for the back rent owed. 
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