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When it comes to historical artifacts, eBay's policy is against the sale of these types of relics based on where they were found, but it appears there are many people attempting to hawk these objects anyway.

In fact, if it is to be believed, it looks as if one Popeyes chicken sandwich possibly sold for $5,000!

In Idaho, we take our belt buckles mighty serious. So, it's no small thing when I tell you that I think I've found the best Twin Falls belt buckle ever on Ebay. Behold.

It's hard to find original yearbooks from the 1950's. Age is not kind to paper that old in many cases. But, it appears that two Twin Falls yearbooks from that era have just appeared for sale on Ebay.

You don't see many old Twin Falls footballs from the 1950's anymore, but there's one on Ebay right now and it's amazing.

Well, at least this isn't boring. But, I didn't say it was normal either. Nope. This Twin Falls postcard may just be the strangest thing you'll see today.

I've seen some interesting Twin Falls items on Ebay before, but I must admit my jaw hit the floor when I saw exactly how much history from our area that has just been made available.

Have you lost a checkbook? I've found one on Ebay. There's only one catch. It was lost back in 1933.

It's been awhile since Twin Falls residents have had the pleasure of dealing with parking meters downtown. But, this token that has just appeared on Ebay may bring back memories of what it used to take to secure a parking place in our beloved city.

There are two things we love around here. Idaho and belt buckles and not necessarily in that order. Good news for you. A really awesome looking Idaho belt buckle has appeared on Ebay, but it has a big problem.

There is nothing more honorable than going through the police academy then working as a Magic Valley law enforcement officer. But, there are those of us who just can't seem to find the time to complete the training, but love the idea of being a police officer. If that's the way you think, boy do I have an idea for you.

Here's a throwback for you. Remember when this tiny little green cardboard card could get you a half-pint bottle of milk or cream in Buhl?