Chapter 334 The Specialist In Antiques

It was just unthinkable to put together an Epoch Collection. An archeologist might not be able to pick them even if they showed up. out. Ultimately, Robert had been keeping that copper coin jar for five or six years. He was occasionally unable to even give those copper pennies away as gifts since so many people had arrived and gone. Only the prices were important to those who came to look at the products. Who would these tarnished copper coins be of interest to you? However, Wynter struck the jackpot. The greatest pain was in Robert's heart. Observing the jar, he tugged on it. “I was really blind!” he said, grabbing his hair. He didn't even realize he had anything so significant at home for a long time. Robert's eyes were watery with remorse. became scarlet. He was upset about having to go with something that was worth a lot of They were part of a gift and cost a million dollars for only six thousand. Robert's inability to breathe worsened as he considered it more. Wynter felt like he was about to pass out from the agony, yet abruptly raised their voice. "This jar was a candle jar, correct, Mr. Lott? It also appears to be rather ancient. It was probably gathered from the same location as the copper coins I selected. It was obvious she was sending a message.