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05-15-2011, 07:44 PM
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FWIW, I think they are pretty important and could go for a lot of money...it's not in my collecting interest, but for what it's worth:
Very nice copies / enlargements that could be displayed could serve the museum as well as the originals...This could probably be accomplished for less than $100. If you have even minimal website skills (or wanted to slog your way though a few tutorials), you could do a nice website that would allow your holdings to be shared with everyone who might be interested. Then you would be liberated to put them with an auction house which would probably yield a good bonus which you could use on something nice for your family. If you have kids or grandkids, I suggest blowing it on a Disney cruise. Did it once with a found 5 grand and never regretted it a bit. Perfect memories may family will have forever.
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