MarketWatch wanted to know how many 1,000+lb items in Amazon's database qualified for free Prime shipping. A lot, it turns out, including a 1,672 lb gun-safe (via Consumerist)
The heaviest item to qualify for free Amazon Prime shipping weighs 1,672 lbs
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