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Views sought on sale of Invergordon bust bought for £5 but now thought to be worth £2 5m

People living in an Easter Ross community are being urged to have their say on the fate of a bust bought for £5 and now worth over £2.5million.

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Edmé Bouchardon Bust Sparks Fierce Community Debate in Scotland

A distinctive 18th-century marble bust crafted by the renowned French artist Edmé Bouchardon has ignited a fierce debate.

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A Forgotten Bust Found Propping Up a Storage Shed Could Net $3 Million for a Tiny Scottish Town

Scotland's Highland Council will solicit the opinion of local residents on the potential sale of an 18th-century bust by Edmé Bouchardon.

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Scottish council buys 18th century bust for $6 Now it could sell for $3 million

An 18th century bust bought for £5 ($6) nearly 100 years ago by a Scottish town council could sell for more than £2.5 million ($3 million).

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Public to get say on future of £1 4 million Ross-shire bust bought for a fiver

It was created by Edmé Bouchardon, sculpted in the early 18th century and belongs to Invergordon Common Good Fund.

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