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mysteriousnesss

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With all the schools closed I was able to hit an older one that's usually bustling with people all day long. I didn't have much luck in the fields but as I got closer to the main building I started pulling a ton of coins and relics. Until yesterday I had no idea that there was such a thing as a dog collar lock. Always happy to find skeleton keys and the shotgun tie clip was a nice surprise as well.
 

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mysteriousnesss said:
With all the schools closed I was able to hit an older one that's usually bustling with people all day long. I didn't have much luck in the fields but as I got closer to the main building I started pulling a ton of coins and relics. Until yesterday I had no idea that there was such a thing as a dog collar lock. Always happy to find skeleton keys and the shotgun tie clip was a nice surprise as well.
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Is the dog collar lock precious?
 
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