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Following the popularity of television shows like "American picks" and "storage wars" many people have found a new interest in the habit of "choosing". Although there are thousands that are just trying to find good items in savings and garage sales, some people find their treasures in places you will never expect. You can even say that some people have just been lucky. This is a list of the most valuable articles to discover in savings shops and garage sales. With the simple step of buying an unusual article, these people managed to pick up money loads for themselves. This list includes all 200 million photographers to a surprising discovery of the original copy of the declaration of independence. When you go shopping, there is no saying what you could find, because I always have something special hidden somewhere or the other wherever we go.

Bond watch: $ 160,175

This neighbor discovers implies an Englishman who just made towers in a flea market and began to pick up this watch for a lean of $ 38. He would soon realize an incredible discovery on the watch he had just bought. The very show that he had bought the flea market was indeed a watch run by James Bond in one of his most emblematic "Thunderball" films. To say that he was pleasantly surprised would certainly be a euphemism. Then the owner decided to bring his watch to the auction of Christie. There, he was able to sell the watch for a summit of $ 160,175. Although movie memories do not sell too high, it was the first "branch Q" to include a Geiger counter that allowed James Bond to detect nuclear radiation. It is indeed a watch that is worth to be satisfied.

A signed Picasso poster: $ 7,000

Zachary Bidish was busy looking through business sold at a local savings shop. He searched through the store to hope to find an art kitschy to resell. Then he came to a poster that attracted the attention of his eyes. This poster he found was the one who was an advertisement for an art show Pablo Picasso. As he so much liked that, he decided to get the poster sold for only $ 14.14. As he inspected his new poster, he noticed that there were red spots at the bottom of the frame that seemed rather suspicious. He thought it would be the signature of Pablo Picasso, so when he showed her to an art expert, he found that it was, in fact, a Linocut. He then managed to sell the poster for an amount of how he was well spent, $ 7,000.

Chinese Libosition Cup: $ 75,640

This next incident is the one that happened in 2013. This anonymous person in Australia was part of a savings shop in the city of Sydney. There, a very strange cup caught his attention as he was considering buying the cup. As he discovered that the cup was right for $ 4 to buy, he decided to go home that day. He went on the internet to find out more and research the cup he had just bought. He quickly discovered that it was a liberal cup raised from China of the 17th century. It has also been carved with the use of the rhinoceros horn. Because of its history and how it has been done, the value of the cup was actually heavy. He went to the cup auction and sold for an incredible price of $ 75,640 Australian. The previous owner would have definitively regretted selling this "particular cup".

Declaration of Independence: $ 2.4 million

The declaration of independence is one of the most expensive articles for sale in the 21st century. In 1991, an anonymous man decided to buy a very old photo that had a wooden frame. It was only $ 4 then he immediately took it. He bought the photo while he was traveling on a flea market in Adamstown, Pa. When he brought her home, he noticed that there was something weird on the frame. He discovered that there was something that was there behind the setting. When he opened the setting, he made a very surprising discovery. There was indeed another document that had been well maintained at the back of the frame. To add to his surprise he discovered that the document was actually the original copy of the declaration of independence. He would then sell the copy for a $ 2.4 million massif.

FABERGE EGG: $ 30 million

There was a scrap dealer who decided to pay a huge amount of money for a Faberge egg in a flea market. He bought so much the purchase of Faberge's egg that he spent $ 14,000 for the egg. But as he knew that the value of the egg was not a joke, he did not feel bad at all. He weighed in fact the egg to see how much it would cost if it was to melt. After discovering that it was worth the same amount when melted, he was very happy with his purchase. We can all agree that he did not melt the egg with scrap. Then there was an incredible revelation on the egg being one of the only fabricated imperial eggs known to exist. The true value of the egg was judged about $ 30 million. 43 of all 50 eggs Faberge have been reported so far in history.