$2M Sketch Found, Peyton's Paintings, Hunger Games, And More!

Tuesday, April 3, 2012
While the majority of garage sale treasures include old family photos, broken VCR's and stained baby clothes, don't give up hope! If you keep scouring you may just find yourself a bona fide sketch by none other than Andy Warhol.
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