3. Lunch box – high as $ 13,000
According to a lunch box museum curator, you can pay a big time holding your old lunch kits. A 1954 Superman lunch box can save the day with a price of just $ 13,000.
4. Catles with a past – valuable by $ 3,999
Those old kettles are not just for drinking tea; They are earning profits. The Collector’s weekly highlights the 19th-century kettles, such as the Swedish-style copper had a price of about $ 4,000 for Sterling Silver Read and Barton from $ 150 or 1889.
