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if you go garage/yard selling, and arent afraid to do a little work.. You can built an entire castiron collection by buying rusty cast iron.
Then take it home, hit it with steel wool to knock the rust off down to bare metal, wash it, dry it, slather them with crisco, and throw them on a grill until they stop smoking.
My wife recently told me we have too much cast iron...like that is even possible. Lol.
I have a couple older Griswolds with a slight warp though. Going to give them to a friend of mine that loves to cook and has a gas stove. The rocking on our electric stove isn't worth it.