Printed in 1640 by Puritan settlers in Cambridge, Massachusetts, the Bay Psalm Book predates the United States by more than a century.
It represents one of the earliest examples of printing anywhere in the American colonies.
This copy, from Boston's Old South Church, sold in 2013 for $14.2 million.
A 350-year-old book of psalms is worth more than almost any home in America.
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