Morris Prigoff’s Net Worth, Biography, Career, Awards, Fact and Life Story

Net Worth: $4 Million

Morris Prigoff net worth: Morris Prigoff  is an antique and furniture collector who has a net worth of $4 million. Known to friends and associates by his nickname “Moe”, Morris has accumulated his net worth through years in the world of storage auctions, in which potential buyers place bids on the contents storage facilities based on a cursory visual examination of what’s inside. He recently became involved in the reality TV show about this world called Storage Wars: Texas. His work as a collector and reseller is characterized by his sophistication and dapper charm, bringing an unusual amount of flair and suavity to his work. In addition, he’s famous in the world of storage auctions for his “stylish clothes, extremely loud footwear and experienced eye.” When he’s not wheeling and dealing, Moe has a rather surprising vocation as a podiatric surgeon, performing operations on patients’ feet at his small local practice. But even with an admirable day job like that, anyone who has seen Moe in action would find it hard to deny that he belongs in the world of storage auctions. He’s able to excel against all manner of competitors, and it is easy to see why he’ll make a compelling character on Storage Wars: Texas.

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