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How much is red sea glass worth?

Updated: 9/15/2023
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Small pieces of the res sea glass that are fully frosted and smooth can fetch a good 150$ plus. Larger pieces and worth more depending on quality and usefullness. I recommend visiting Rose Island lighthouse in Rhode Island for a beach that is covered in many shades shapes and colors of sea glass. :)

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