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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The treasure that a New York City woman saved from the trash -- a stolen masterpiece by Mexican artist Rufino Tamayo -- is expected to go for as much as $1 million at auction next month. continued...Wow, heh, do you think that she'll get a cut of the profits?
Anyway, just something to read if you're bored :)
Chaos wrote:
> Wow, heh, do you think that she'll get a cut of the profits?
She's getting the $15,000 reward money for returning it.
I've never found anything of that value. Best finds to date have been TVs, VCRs and a LCD monitor. Oh yeah, and a troika vase which go for a pretty penny on eBay.
> Wow, heh, do you think that she'll get a cut of the profits?
She's getting the $15,000 reward money for returning it.
I've never found anything of that value. Best finds to date have been TVs, VCRs and a LCD monitor. Oh yeah, and a troika vase which go for a pretty penny on eBay.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The treasure that a New York City woman saved from the trash -- a stolen masterpiece by Mexican artist Rufino Tamayo -- is expected to go for as much as $1 million at auction next month. continued...Wow, heh, do you think that she'll get a cut of the profits?
Anyway, just something to read if you're bored :)