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Art And Collectibles as Collateral, Christie’s Lands St. Laurent Collection, Rare Coin Up For Auction (7/25/08)
Borrowing against art and collectibles, Christie’s beats out Sotheby’s for St. Laurent’s incredible collection and a superb coin highlight the news. Art and collectibles as collateral The skidding economy and the booming art and collectibles world are colliding in ways that can only perplex collectors. More >>

Summer fun … Stay at home with family ..GGG Gas Prices (7/2/08)
Never in our Nations history have prices for Gas for my truck , has me applying for a large loan. We can’t go out to dinner, movie, shopping,or just plain riding,reasons : High,High gas price here in all states. Now at $4.00 for regular unlead (the bottom of the barrel stuff) This increase in prices has stopped most ” seniors ” from visiting there Doctors and buying their Meds. More >>

Collecting Can Be Wise Investing (6/20/08)

Over the years I have met many folks who collect antiques, fine art and collectibles. They talk about their acquisitions enthusiastically and devote their free time to them. It’s obvious that they collect for pleasure and curiosity – not because they are looking to make money. Over time they make some wise and interesting choices, and then a funny thing happens. That stamp collection More >>

Maintain the Value of Your Antique, Art Or Collectible Business (6/14/08)
Can you sell your antique, art or collectible business while competing with the multitude of other small businesses also being sold? More >>

Falling Prices Mean More Bang (1/10/08)

Now is the time to buy antiques and collectables. Some of the greatest collections have been assembled when the economy and antique market were down. Henry Frances DuPont amassed one of the greatest collections of Americana during the Great Depression, which are now on display at the Winterthur in Delaware. More >>

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