Since its inception in 1987 the Great Colorado Payback has returned more than $100 million to the residents (and former residents) of our state. Last year the Great Colorado Payback program returned approximately $9 million in unclaimed property to the rightful owners and heirs.
Some items received by our office are the result of abandoned safe deposit boxes. Safe deposit boxes are turned over to the State from Colorado banks after a safe deposit box has been abandoned for five years. After holding the items for about five years, unclaimed items - from safe deposit items that have been sent to the state - are sometimes auctioned to the highest bidder. The proceeds from the sale are held in perpetuity by the State for the owners or heirs.
We anticipate a variety of interesting and unusual items available for auction, so please check back often!
Praise: Beautiful stone -- good condition -- just as described -- thank you!
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Since its inception in 1987 the Great Colorado Payback has returned more than $100 million to the residents (and former residents) of our state. Last year the Great Colorado Payback program returned approximately $9 million in unclaimed property to the rightful owners and heirs. 
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