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I've got about 25 jigsaws 250 to 500 pieces of wildlife and nature. They were bought for a learning disabled adult so I had education in mind. Most are thick cardboard but about half a dozen are wood. They are all complete.

Anyone think of a local charity shop which would like them?

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Jigsaws are popular with charity shops, the sellers, and their customers. Working in a charity shop recently I was amazed at how good the trade for jigsaws is. Customers would often bring them back in where they can be sold again and again. Happy puzzling, everyone. And please: no missing pieces.

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