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Attendance has been Great.By Sally FergusonStaff Writer

location. During the 4 day stay, localresidents can bring in any costumejewelry, gold and silver jewelry,coins & older US Currency and turnthem in for cash on the spot. Justabout everybody has some amount ofgold or silver just lying around. Thestaff will help sort costume jewelry,broken items and coins. Just bring itall. Do not leave the box of c.ostume

The Roadshow has had an enjoyablevisit. Several visitors have cashedsome unwanted attic finds for seriousmoney. One local resident brought insome old currency from before 1900and left with over $5,000. The familyhad handed down the bills, and some

COLLECTIDLE COlNSUP TO $50,000 ANY GOLD COINS JEWELRY

OR CURRENCY.rms GROUP OVER $500were in pretty good shape.

Most visitors know that gold andsilver coins are valuable regardlessof their age. But Ben and Julie werereally surprised when they brought agiant piggy bank in full of what theythought were common coins. Alongwith a dresser drawer full of costumejewelry and bag of'non-runningwatches, Julie pocketed $1,843 dol-lars cash.Gold has reached world record pric-es and silver markets have toppledthe 30 year charts.

at home. Let the experts take a look.This week anybody can sell themdirect to the collectors. They arehere to spend cash, and shop for theen thusiastic collectors.The Cash Roadshow visits citiesaround the country hosting 4 dayevents allowing the general public totake advantage of convenient loca-tions. The response has been tremen-

dous. The public who comes to the"cash it in" event are so pleased thatthey make another visit. The word ofmouth travels fast between relativesand friends and neighbors. Localresidents have been known to bringeverything from small coin

BRONZES AND STATUES LIKE THISTHREE FOOT ALL NATrVE AMERICAN

ARE SOUGHT AFI'ER

The recent record prices have beenassociated with wealthy investorsbuying gold and silver, commoditiestrying to avoid the weak. US dollar,and a slow recovering economy.There is no better time than now foryou to gather up some of that brokenjewelry and other precious metals.Starting at 10 am on today, the Cashfor Jewelry, Coins & Currency Road-show is setting up a convenient

STEEL PEDAL CAR WAS BOUGHT FOR$],300

collections, large note currency instacks, to large bags of old jewelryand watches that need sorted. Timesare such that even the most securefamily could use some extra spend-ing cash. As the economy recoversthese record prices are expected to goback down making this an important

RAILROAD AND OTHERPOCKET WATCHES ARE

VERY DESIRABLE

Sterling Silverware

time to act now. If you have olderUnited States currency and coins,it might be time to cash in. will bepurchasing all types of old currency,silver and gold coins direct from thepublic. All types are welcome andthe event is free.Collectors will be on hand to identifyand sort, so bring everything. Thequality or grade will be determined.According to collectors, the gradebeing higher makes the currency &coin worth more money. With thecurrent gold and silver market, high

GOLD AND RAIL-ROAD

UP TO $1,000

OLDER GOLD WRISTWATCHESUP TO $3,100

prices are being paid for older coinstoo. Any dollar, half, quarter anddime coins minted in the US aremore desirable. These automaticallyqualify if they are 1965 or older;halves need to be 1970 or older.Collectors warn, please do not tryto clean or paint anything. This willdecrease their value.

GERMAN DAGGERS UPTO $500

WE PAY CASH

If you go:When: Jan. 24th, 25th, 26th,

and 27th.Tuesday, Wednesday,Thursday and Friday.IOam-7pm

Where:General Butler State

Resort Park1608 Kentucky 227Carrollton, KY

Hot Items theCollectors Pay

Cash For.1. Sterling Silverware, Silver orflatware marked 925 or Sterling2. COINS, Especially US before19703. Watches--Omega,LeCoultre, Rolex, Gruen,Illinois, Ball, Pocket.4. Guitars & MusicalInstruments. Gibson, Martin.Banjoes, Fiddles, Trumpets,VioliDs, Clarinets,5 Jewelry. : Gold, Silver,Platinum, Diamonds andprecious stones. (EvenCostume). Nineteenth Centuryto prior to 1940s may be moredesirable, Also scrap gold,dental gold.6. Swords-Civil War, WorldWars, Samurai, Confederate,Union: Bags, Helmets, Medals,Relics.7. Dolls & Action Figures.8. Coin Operated Machines,Slot Machines, Trade Stimulators,antique Vending. Jukeboxes.9. Cowboy related: Spurs, Bits,Saddles, Military Harness,Sherrif and Police Badges, (toysof the famous Roy Rogers, LoneRanger, Hepalong Cassidy,Gene Autry, Gunsmoke,Bonanza, Johnny Yuma.)10.. Clocks: Prefer IS!h Century,Carriage, LeCoultre, French,Ansonia, Seth Thomas, Figural,bronzes.11. Tobacciana: Lighters,ad.vertising, signs, Clocks,machines. General Store,apothecary.12..Cast Iron Mechanical &Figural Banks.13. Music boxes, External HornVictrolas, phonographs, earlyradios table tops such as RCA,Edison, Regina, German made,1880s to 1930s, obscure Catlanite& Bakelite.14..Old Toys- anything before1960.15. Anything Gold;platinum; gold coins;gold ounces; dental gold;scrap, broken.16. Anything Sterling,.925 or .999 includingflatwa.re sets, teapots, silver bars, silverounces, Silver Coi,ns1792.2010, any agebullion, and all industrialprecious metals.

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MARTIN GUITARS :1930'SUP TO $35,000

FENDER & GIBSON GUITARS,BRING THE AMP.

WE HAVE SPENT THOUSANDSUP TO $25,000

LEHMANN BICYCLE WASBOUGHT FOR $600

BAND lNSTRUMENTS ARE NEEDEDFOR STUDENTS THlS FALL

BUDDY L,'TONKA& SMITH MILLER TOYTRUCKS RANGE FROM $!O UP TO $850

OLD TOYS THlS ONE $12,000

Sc p e elryDen at Go dSte ing Si verwareSte Ing Te SetsSilv r DolarsII coIns 70 & earlier

Go d Co nsAnythl marked .999,.925or S e ing Silverndgal ars or roundsyag ndustrta Sc pIform of pia inurn

e ea ce t in

TONKA TOYS

VICTROLAS AND OLDER SLOT AND OLDERMUSIC BOXES MECHANIC COIN MACHlNES

$100 UP TO $50,000 $75 UP TO $]8,000

CIVIL WAR AND OTHER MILITARYSWORDS AND DAGGERS $100 UP TO

$[4,000

MUSIC BOXES ANDGERMAN DAGGERS, COLLECTORS HORN MACHINES

WANl'TO BUY THESE UP TO $5,000

Uude· GERMAN HELMETS

UP TO $300

SWORDS UP TO $350