A rare Chinese bible, the first complete translation dating back to 1815-1822, was discovered in an Oxfam charity shop. Initially valued at 600-800 pounds, it astonished shop volunteers by selling for 56,280 at Bonhams auction. The Bible's sale exemplifies the surprising value hidden in charitable donations and highlights the importance of nonprofits in raising funds for vital causes. Oxfam representatives expressed disbelief at the auction outcome, emphasizing the donation's significant potential to benefit their charitable work.
The first complete bible in Chinese sold for 56,280 at auction, surprising shop workers who initially valued it at a few hundred pounds.
When the bidding ended, Nick Reeves from Oxfam Chelmsford expressed his shock, saying they never expected the donation's value to soar so high.
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