It is my pleasure to announce after blogging here and the consistent unabashed plugging of my podcast, that I’ve had the honor of interviewing your very own CEO here at Worthpoint, Will Seippel.
Covered in the show are the GoAntiques merger, plans for Worthpoint’s future, the state of the market and a segment on 1952 Topps Baseball cards.

I’m happy to announce that I’ve been contracted to sell one of the most important bronze collectibles to come on the market in quite some time. It’s an original work by French Romantic Artist Antoine-Louis Barye (1796–1875), the foremost animal sculptor or animalier of the 19th century.

Hello everyone. I just want to let folks know that The Auctionwally Show will air live today at 2pm Eastern Standard Time.

Every once in a while a fantastic antique comes on eBay to be offered without reserve. I’m talking about a collectible that you’ll usually find […]

People tend to think that the collectibles market goes only in one direction as things age and that is up. While it’s true that many antiques and collectibles do get more valuable with age, I can assure you it’s not always the case. Remember Beanie Babies? How about canning jars? Old Insulators? Right.

I hope you’ll tune into tonight’s episode of The Auctionwally Show on Blogtalkradio at 8 pm Eastern Time.

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