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Rare Led Zeppelin Shirt Sells For Ten Grand
This might be one to file under "Too Much Disposable Income." A rare shirt from Led Zeppelin's 1979 Knebworth House concert series has been sold to an unnamed buyer for $10,000. Seller Kyle Ermatinger says that he paid the screen printers $123 for the shirt initially, and then had second thoughts. Those thoughts are now being shipped to Australia with the shirt. The only question now is whether the mystery buyer will go ahead and chop the sleeves. Metal shirts look awesome that way. [AUX]
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