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David Horvitz

Words by Jez Burrows, Monday 24 March 2008

For only $1,626 (that’s about £822 in old money), David Horvitz will travel to a small Okinawan island called Iriomote and send you an envelope filled with star sand. It doesn’t take a financial genius to realise this is nothing but a solid gold investment. Thanks to Frances for the tip over at the Facebook group.

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