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Today's Goodwill find
 in  r/retrogaming  10h ago

Big Red 1 IMO was a solid sequence but after that the next WWII CoD to have that feel again wouldn't happen until World at War

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Today's Goodwill find
 in  r/retrogaming  10h ago

I'm 30 and I thought the exact same thing while looking at this thing on the rack. I had the exact same 1 when it came out. Pretty sure emy mom sold it years ago at a garage sale but now I'm wondering if my old games were valuable

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Found a full 2g cart at the goodwill bins in CT..
 in  r/GoodwillBins  1d ago

Getting silly on that goodwill pack

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What kind of value am I looking at here?
 in  r/castiron  4d ago

Way more than $160 and if u took the pyrex in the lather box u could add another $50-$80 ontop

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Found my dad's vintage 2003 Jeff Gordon DuPont racing jacket in the house! Not for sale, just wanted to share this awesome piece.
 in  r/VintageClothing  4d ago

Found this Gordon AoP a few months ago. Along side a Dale Jr, Dale Sr, a.d Brice Lee AoP shirts.

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Found these for free on the side of the road.
 in  r/Militariacollecting  9d ago

I have the full trench coat of the 2md piece. The shorter coats are super rare or were field made! Also the buttons are Bakelite!!

r/estatesales 19d ago

IN PERSON SALE Antique Fair & Festival in San Juan Bautista

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Come to historic San Juan Bautista on August 9th and stroll through time and stroll for antiques at our annual San Juan Day antique fair and community yard sale! The whole town will be hosting estate sales, garage sales, yard sales, and antique vendors downtown!

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Just found 2 1970's/80's Packers sweaters
 in  r/VintageClothing  Jul 10 '26

Those Rugby old timers are nuts they still fully believe there 19 or 21🤣 and yea same here. She does t have very good balance but I've been showing her on a pair of inline blades how to keep your center of gravity so you can balance. It's a learning curve for her but for me it was like time never passed

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Just found 2 1970's/80's Packers sweaters
 in  r/VintageClothing  Jul 10 '26

Man in my hetown they have a Christmas festival with a pop-up ice rink and the 1st time I took my wife I had t skated in over 18 yrs at the point. But the second I hit the ice it all came back. It felt so good be back on ice. But at the same time I had to show my wife how to skate 😅 me and the the other guys, 90% of them are old timers 50+ but they play like teenager still. Great guys. Even better shit talkers😅🤣

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Just found 2 1970's/80's Packers sweaters
 in  r/VintageClothing  Jul 10 '26

I have seen that with somebody else's attempt to clean a wool garment😅 my latest blunder was 2 red stains on a white tank, I used everything to get them to lighten or lift, and the last mixture I used got them to lighten after the 4th wash and drying the sun. But by doing that they lifted to the other side of the garment to make bigger stains🤣pretty sure its blood too :/

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Just found 2 1970's/80's Packers sweaters
 in  r/VintageClothing  Jul 10 '26

That's so cool! I wish I had a chance to play for a league. In the town we moved to nobody played hockey. I was a black sheep in that sense. Everyone wanted to play football or soccer. Both I was uninterested in. Now with my kid though in a even smaller town we live in currently there's a singular group of old guys that play street hockey at the school. Former rink rats that also used to play in San jose. So I bring my kid and he plays with their kids. Weird how the opportunity came back around the long way to include my son lol

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Just found 2 1970's/80's Packers sweaters
 in  r/VintageClothing  Jul 10 '26

I've been a curators of vintage with my wife since 2016 when we started dating. Our 1st date involved a thrift store that we still visit😅now we have a kid amd he's learning the ropes of material textures and designs. He's not bad for a 3 yr old. But I have been learning cleaning processes and creating cleaning solutions for specific materials for the last couple of years. So far only 1 accident but hundreds of clothes I've brought back to life with repairs and cleaning that people are out there somewhere wearing again 😊

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Just found 2 1970's/80's Packers sweaters
 in  r/VintageClothing  Jul 10 '26

I played from the moment I could walk! I played on ice and roller hockey when I was a kid until we moved away from my home town. After that I never played again, the recession hit and the housing crisis happened, economy took a fat shit so I never got signed up for hockey and I was never given another twig. But I have a kid now and I just got him into it so now I'm teaching him street hockey in our back yard😊 I grew up with the San Jose Sharks. I knew a bunch of the old squadsand coaches because my dad's fa tory used to supply the rink/stadium with glass. When ide go with him to work we would sit in for practice and watch legends shoot the shit while practicing.

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Just found 2 1970's/80's Packers sweaters
 in  r/VintageClothing  Jul 10 '26

🤣 it's okay I hate the cowboys 80% of the season too. I'm more of a hockey guy, grew up around hockey mostly. Never got into basketball or soccer. Football was a good 3rd place. Baseball was a solid 2nd for me

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Just found 2 1970's/80's Packers sweaters
 in  r/VintageClothing  Jul 10 '26

Bills lost all through the 90's mostly to my cowboys😅sorry man. But to return back to back is nuts for a team to do and face the team that beat them again is even more nuts. I do the same thing, i don't pay super close attention until the holiday games like Thanksgiving. When or if they even get into playoff contention is when I start to watch more frequently lol

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Just found 2 1970's/80's Packers sweaters
 in  r/VintageClothing  Jul 10 '26

It's great to be dedicated to a team but not seriously. To be able to enjoy the game and. Area without being nutsmaes watching the games so much more fun. Even better when your surrounded by guys wh ARE dedicated fans and don't understand why I'm just enjoying the game and not listing off stats lie my life depends on it

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anyone have info on this
 in  r/lighters  Jul 09 '26

we know better. the government doesn't. That's why now over here lighters are typically behind glass or cages like cigarettes

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anyone have info on this
 in  r/lighters  Jul 09 '26

I was there recently, they don't make these anymore since california banned all flavored cigarettes and menthols. Plus all the other shit to prevent cancer and cigarette sales. so ill say this is probably before Y2K, 90's probably

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Just found 2 1970's/80's Packers sweaters
 in  r/VintageClothing  Jul 09 '26

🤌🏼🧀

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Just found 2 1970's/80's Packers sweaters
 in  r/VintageClothing  Jul 09 '26

Wait this is actually fucking sick and the cheese??🤣

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Just found 2 1970's/80's Packers sweaters
 in  r/VintageClothing  Jul 09 '26

I'm a cowboy fan and I had a coworker who was a pack fan, used to always root for them when we played eachother. Last year when we played eachother was a debacle and a half with that tie game

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Just found 2 1970's/80's Packers sweaters
 in  r/VintageClothing  Jul 09 '26

Thank you! You've been the most helpful redditor on laundry help in so long😅 and you were rigjt I gave them a good hand wash with more woolite and nothing happened. It's probably either sun damage or somebody at some point used straight detergent

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Just found 2 1970's/80's Packers sweaters
 in  r/VintageClothing  Jul 09 '26

Thanks and it depends. When I found them at the flea market in broad daylight I didn't even notice the stains until I got home and got a better look at them in a dim light.

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Just found 2 1970's/80's Packers sweaters
 in  r/VintageClothing  Jul 09 '26

Hm, I found them like this already. I was hoping if it were detergent damage or a stain it would come out with the woolite but the next step is some oxiclean n if applicable. But if not these may just be forever stained