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Coffin making is no longer something that is commonly done here in the United States. Coffins as burial receptacles have been replaced with modern day caskets, and cremation urns. However, coffins are still widely used in Europe and other countries. Coffin it Up features coffin furniture, jewelry and storage boxes, and actual coffins for burial. Courtesy of Coffin It Up on MOLI.com.

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