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Garage sale gurus reveal their secretsPublished 06/04/06
Every Thursday morning, Jeanie Crittenden follows the signs, searching for treasure. A self-described garage sale guru, she loves both the process and the prize - and during two decades, there have been plenty of jackpots: *A signed Eisenberg brooch purchased for a dime and valued at $350. *A Louis Vuitton handbag for $35. *A numbered "Star Wars" poster for $5, later sold to a local specialty shop for $150. *A Jiminy Cricket videotape bought for a dime and sold on eBay for $65. And there are countless antiques, appliances, toys and designer clothing items bought at a fraction of their full price that...
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