"I Want to Buy it for N11.5 Million": Man Looks for Olden Days German Gas Lamp Made in 1875, Offers Huge Price
- A Nigerian man is looking for an olden-days gas lamp to buy at a mouthwatering price of N11.5 million
- The man specifically showed an old German gas lamp made in 1875 and asked those who had it to contact him
- While some people said they have a similar lamp at home, others said the price he was offering was too good to be true
A man who buys old items has said he is looking for an old German lamp made over 150 years ago.
He posted a video on TikTok showing the specific gas lamp he wanted, saying he would pay $25,000, which approximately amounts to N11.5 million for it.
Man searches for old German lamp made in 1875
While such an amount seems too good to be offered for an old lamp, it appears this item might be hard to find.
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The lamp in his hand was made in Germany in 1875, and according to the man, the one he is looking for must attract other iron objects like a magnet.
But some people on TikTok have said they have the lamp even though it was made more than 150 years ago and is even out of use in many homes.
Some doubted the man's sincerity. His TikTok bio, @olakanmiegolddeni, says he buys old items at a good price, but people are finding it hard to believe him.
Watch the video below:
Reactions from TikTok users
@bees honey said:
"I have it here in Uganda. What can I do."
@tolujoshua708 commented:
"Una don start na so we find black and white television den."
@user162130172472samo said:
"148 years since 1875."
@Engineer Clinton said:
"I'm in Uganda and I have it."
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@chelsea fun commented:
"Eagle brand...19 70d ...with magnetic effect. made in Germany, hope so."
Lady finds old TV belonging to her grandfather
In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a Nigerian lady brought out an old television made in the 1970s.
The lady said the television belonged to her grandfather, and she happened to stumble upon it.
Many reactions trailed the video as some people expressed the desire to buy it.
Source: Legit.ng