A vaiuable blanket makes a man who was living in poverty a rich man

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Talk about a feel good story from Larry Krytzer who was living in a shack making $200 monthly from his disability checks after a car accident in 2007 which cost him a leg and his ability to work for a living. Larry was watching a television show called "Antique Roadshow" when he saw that a Navajo blanket could get up to $150,000 minimum. Krytzer had in his possession a blanket that was passed down from his relatives. He contacted John Moran Auctioneers in 2011 after several auctioneers turned him down. The John Moran Auctioneers were able to sell the Navajo blanket for $1.5 million dollars. After taxes were paid. Krytzer received his money worth $1.3 million dollars so he could leave his home in Liona Valley California and live on the winnings of a blanket that was with during his time of living in a poor house.