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Rick Norsigian Pays $45 For Ansel Adams Photos Worth $200 Million

Amazing.  Simply amazing.  This story might just inspire you to do a little more yard sale-ing than you used to.  This antique shopper, Rick Norsigian paid $45 back in 2000 for 65 glass negatives that he bought at a yard sale in southern California.  The dude who sold him these negatives said that he got them at a warehouse salvage in Los Angeles.

I’ll bet he wishes he would have hung on to them now!  They are worth at least $200 million…. and why?  Because they are the works of the famed photographer Ansel Adams.

Wow.  Why doesn’t this happen to me?  Oh yeah.  I don’t really do yard sales.  But you know what?  If I can go and find me some Ansel Adams work I am all about it!

Congratulations to Rick!  You have found yourself a piece of art history.  Ansel Adams is beyond amazing.  You better hang onto those!

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  1. July 27th, 2010 | 2:25 pm

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  2. July 28th, 2010 | 1:18 pm

    I go to yard sales, but now I will have to look through the stuff more closely.
    There may be another Ansel Adams negative out there.

    George Vreeland Hill

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