An Oceanside woman found a striped prisoner's jacket from the Nazi concentration camp in Dachau at a tag sale for $2.

"My face turned white and my heart started pounding, and I knew what was sitting in that closet," says Jillian Eisman, who bought the blue and gray jacket. "It was a concentration camp jacket, a uniform that a prisoner would have worn."

Eisman says Holocaust-related artifacts are rare, clothing especially. After buying the coat, she did some research and says she discovered it belonged to a man named Benzion Peresecki.

"He's from Lithuania, and then he was taken to Kaufering, which is a branch of Dachau," Eisman says. "He was there for about a year and then liberated."

Eisman donated Peresecki's jacket to the Kupferberg Holocaust Center in New York City.