Grammy Award

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Grammy Awards are an event that every music fan anticipates eagerly every year, thus, we would expect a Grammy Award’s price to be pretty high. Apparently, that wasn’t the case. One day, a man brought a Grammy Award into Rick’s shop, originally expecting that he’d seriously benefit his savings account from it. However, this one belonged to Ronald Dunbar, a songwriter who really wasn’t famous. He won the Award in 1970 for his song Patches, and that was his only success in his career. As a result, the man’s earnings were not as high as he expected, eventually selling it for $2.35K.

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