S SkyRider Banned Mar 31, 2009 17,546 2 0 Feb 1, 2015 #1 Proof that everything and anything has a market value. Oswald's old pine casket sold for $87,000. Who would want to buy someone else's old used casket? P.S. Body not included.
Proof that everything and anything has a market value. Oswald's old pine casket sold for $87,000. Who would want to buy someone else's old used casket? P.S. Body not included.
I Ironhead Son of the First Nation Sep 13, 2008 7,013 0 36 Feb 1, 2015 #2 SkyRider said: Proof that everything and anything has a market value. Oswald's old pine casket sold for $87,000. Who would want to buy someone else's old used casket? P.S. Body not included. Click to expand... Two questions. 1. By Oswald I assume you speak of Lee Harvey ? 2. What was done with the remains ?
SkyRider said: Proof that everything and anything has a market value. Oswald's old pine casket sold for $87,000. Who would want to buy someone else's old used casket? P.S. Body not included. Click to expand... Two questions. 1. By Oswald I assume you speak of Lee Harvey ? 2. What was done with the remains ?
S SkyRider Banned Mar 31, 2009 17,546 2 0 Feb 1, 2015 #3 Ironhead said: Two questions. 1. By Oswald I assume you speak of Lee Harvey ? 2. What was done with the remains ? Click to expand... Yes, Lee Harvey Oswald. Don't know what happened to the body. Speaking of stuff that have a market value, a very old hockey stick recently sold for over $300,000.
Ironhead said: Two questions. 1. By Oswald I assume you speak of Lee Harvey ? 2. What was done with the remains ? Click to expand... Yes, Lee Harvey Oswald. Don't know what happened to the body. Speaking of stuff that have a market value, a very old hockey stick recently sold for over $300,000.
S SkyRider Banned Mar 31, 2009 17,546 2 0 Feb 1, 2015 #4 Link http://www.foxnews.com/us/2015/01/31/judge-funeral-home-wrongly-sold-lee-harvey-oswald-casket/