Dakota, Minnesota (MN) Used Merchandise Stores Companies
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Surplus Office Furniture Inc is a privately held company in Burnsville, MN and is a Single Location business.
Total Liquidators & Pawn is a privately held company in Farmington, MN and is a Single Location business.
Faith Based secondhand store that is 100% Volunteer run, all profits are donated within Dakota County charities, ministries, and civic organizations.
Junk Happens, a locally owned and operated company specializes in offering junk removal and cleanup services.
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- Antique Dealers92
- Clothing-Collectible Period and Vintage4
- Computers and Accessories, Secondhand1
- Consignment Shops3
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- Pawnbrokers9
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