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In Krasnoyarsk sell old icons for a million rubles

“MK in Krasnoyarsk” studied the ads on Avito and found several expensive lots with icons

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In Krasnoyarsk sell old icons for a million rubles

The most expensive - for 1 million rubles. Krasnoyarsk sells icons along with an unusual natural stone in the shape of a heart, inside which there is a cross. The stone, according to the seller, came from Israel.

In second place in price - an old icon "Proskovya" for 999 999 rubles. She was put up by another resident of the city.

The third line is occupied by the image of George the Victorious for 450 thousand rubles.

Closes the top 4 icon worth 300 thousand. In the description, the seller pointed out: “An old icon in a robe, in a kiota (heavy), inherited from a person who was engaged in Old Believers conspiracies.”.

According to the seller, the icon has helped people for three generations

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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