PEYTON Manning's old Colts jersey may be hidden treasure at your local thrift store, according to a TikTok influencer.
TikTok creator @surfsupfinds focuses on finding hard-to-spot special thrifting gems for his nearly 23 thousand followers.
In a recent video, he came across a replica of NFL legend Peyton Manning's old Indianapolis Colts jersey from his time in Indianapolis.
@surfsupfinds assumed such a prized find would go for at least $30.
To his delighted surprise, the icon's jersey was just $5.
And that was just the beginning of his excitement.
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A quick search of eBay revealed that Peyton Manning jerseys can sell for a wide variety of sums - and almost all of them are larger than $5.
He even quickly displayed one jersey that took home a whopping $1.5million.
While jerseys that sell for that sum are almost always authenticated game-worn memorabilia, a typical Peyton Manning fan jersey from his time with the Colts still garners more than what @surfsupfinds plunked down.
Similar jerseys regularly sell for $30 or more on eBay.
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And special details, like an autograph, can really pump the price.
Authentic autographed jerseys often sell for hundreds if not thousands of dollars.
And fans of Peyton Manning during his later career stint with the Broncos could be in luck, too.
His Denver jerseys fetch similar prices to his Colts' jersey.
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A major destination to find thrift-store clothing is the long-time charity the Salvation Army.
Yet, Utah customers of the Goodwill rival will have one less option for thrifting, as the Ogden Salvation Army store closed its doors.
The store, located roughly 40 miles north of Salt Lake City, had been in operation for three decades.
Officials explained that running the store as well as the location's other charitable activities had become too expensive.
"We’ve decided to focus on strengthening existing programs and services that community members have come to rely on in Northern Utah," Captain Jacob Bratton, with The Salvation Army Ogden Corps, said.
The Ogden location still serves over 30,000 meals a year to locals in need.
Thrift store hidden gems can be more common than you think.
One bargain hunter found a popular costume piece for just $3, even though versions of it can sell for over $1,000.
And golf fans can cut back on their pricey hobby by finding their new clubs at thrift stores.
