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What’s It Worth? with Maine Vintage Toys

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What’s It Worth? with Maine Vintage Toys

Jesse Fairbanks with Maine Vintage Toys comes in studio, talking about vintage toys and nostalgic items and What’s It Worth?

Join WGAN Morning News and Maine Vintage Toys every Monday at 8:35 for “What’s It Worth?” where you can call in to find out the value of your collectibles!

Maine Vintage Toys
650 Main Street in South Portland
207-805-1935
https://www.mainevintagetoys.com

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