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Kiyosaki Stories of millionaires by accident - Case UNUSUAL

Sailing I came across this post which I found rather curious, is 6 stories millionaires who made their wealth through a stroke of luck.

I've always said that God gave some people lucky and others succeed, if you're like one of the people of the stories then do not need a lot of success, but instead describe you as "unlucky" because you do not worry that life has prepared great things but you should strive to achieve them, because they were born to be a successful person. Well, we go with the stories.

Rich & Famous by accident, unusual cases

By Ana Rodriguez
De10.com.mx

1. A $ 4 fortune. A person whose name has not been revealed torn bought a painting for $ 4 at a flea market in Adamstown, Pa., because he was interested in your frame.

When he got home took the painting and concluded that the framework could not be saved. When removing the box was found with one of 500 official copies of the Declaration of American Independence ", folded and hidden in the lining.

The copy was auctioned at more than $ 2 million. The buyer was Donald J. Scheer, of Atlanta, president of Visual Equities Inc.

2. All thanks to baseball. Bernice Gallego, a 72-year-old who lives in California, United States, found a baseball card of the first professional team in the United States in the basement of his house, the image is 140 years old and sold at auction for over $ 75.000.

3. Find a Pollock and pay $ 5 for it. In 1990, Teri Horton, a retired truck driver who loved thrift stores, went to one located in California, saw what it was when he ran into a work of art that nobody seemed to want. Offered $ 5 for it. Upon leaving the store he found an art teacher, who told him that was in front of an original painting by Jackson Pollock, an artist regarded as the master of abstract expressionism. Today this painting is valued at $ 50 million.

4. The Treasure of the abandoned house. Jeff Bidelman was doing cleaning work in a house that was abandoned for 20 years, when it collapsed part of the first floor, dropping several gold coins on it. It is estimated that the real value of the parts would be $ 200,000.

5. He was hiding in a sofa a thrift store. A German student bought a sofa bed for $ 215 in a flea market in Berlin, arriving home he discovered that muebe bottom of a painting was hidden. The image is of a painting called "Preparation to Escape to Egypt." The Kettler Kunst auction house, sold the painting for $ 27.630, in a Hamburg art auction. The student's identity was not disclosed.

6. He thought it was worth only $ 30. An employee of a hardware store, spent $ 30 to buy a few pieces of used furniture and old paint a picture of flowers. Came home and hung the picture strategically to cover a hole in the wall.

Years later I was playing Masterpiece, a hobby that simulates the organization of an art auction. To his surprise, one of the cards in the game showed a painting of flowers that resembled the one that had hung on the wall. He examined it and realized that he possessed an original work of Martin Johnson Heade, American artist, famous for capturing landscapes and floral arrangements.

The man asked a Manhattan art gallery to confirm the authenticity of the work. In 1999, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston acquired the painting at $ 1.2 million.

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