Civil War Pistol
When an artillery expert was called into the shop one day, he brought something of his own to pawn. This expert brought in a pistol used by an African American Civil War soldier. A lot of personal details from the late soldier were carved into the pistol, like his unit number and name. With an expert offering such a unique piece, the shop could not resist and paid $6,000.
Civil War Pistol
D.B. Cooper $20 Bill
Who knew a $20 bill could reach a value of $1,600. Well, considering the former owner, that’s no surprise. Back in 1971, an infamous man named D.B. Cooper went down in history. Cooper hijacked a Boeing 727 before jumping from the plane while it was still flying. He had over $100,000 on him at the time, but no one discovered his whereabouts and assumed he perished from his jump. Into the shop, walked a man claiming to have a bit of a bill from Cooper’s hijacking, and there you have one of the most valuable $20 bills.
D.B. Cooper $20 Bill