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		<title>Surviving Holiday Gift Giving Without Going Broke</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[It Isn&#8217;t Your Father&#8217;s Thrift Store Anymore! I have to admit that I had a pretty negative view of second hand stores, of the sort run by various charities. I probably got the idea from a childhood memory of riding with my parents to dump off a lot of my old clothes and toys at the back door of a dusty old building. However, I got dragged into my local Salvation Army thrift shop recently, and let me tell you what I found! Tons Of Cheap Gifts at The Thrift Store! Bingo! I found a pair of silver (yes, silver) candlesticks for $3! Now, I&#8217;m a bit of a silverbug, and I know the shiny stuff is only about $10 an ounce now. Still, these tarnished darlings were marked, heavy, and the pair is worth at least $100. Once I took them home and polished them up they were beautiful, and made a very appropriate present for the biggest snob on my holiday list. Now that was a really lucky find, and I actually told the clerk about the silver content imprint, but she shrugged. I did stick a $5 in the donation jar, and bought a lot more stuff. [...]
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