Evaluation | WorthPoint

Home > News, Articles & Multimedia > evaluation

evaluation

Search Results

Showing results 21 - 26 of 26 for the tag: evaluation.

Collecting Toys (3/28/08)
Many people seem to get started with toy collecting more accidentally than deliberately. There may be the old one-eyed teddy that nobody has the heart to give away; there may be the favorite train set that brings happy memories of rainy days indoors. Or you may visit a flea market and find yourself buying a doll because it is like the one you once had. More >>

Learning About and Spotting Value in Antique Bottles (3/4/08)

As a child in Kentucky, I remember collectors would often go to the old buildings around town to dig for … More >>

Skillful Descriptions in the Selling of Collectibles (1/9/08)

Many of us in the collecting field are familiar with the descriptive words a seller uses sometimes to give the impression of an item’s importance beyond its reality. Usually it is done at an online auction site where a seller uses the art of descriptive language to give the impression of a higher value or rarity without actually saying so. More >>

Condition (1/3/08)
In my experience there are three things that matter most in Antique Guns, Swords and Militaria. Condition, Condition and CONDITION. Buy the best quality item you can afford. More >>

Imported Fake Antique Furniture (12/5/07)

This weekend I went to a flea market that had an “antique store liquidation sale” in an adjacent building. The building contained numerous rows of furniture. I would guess between 70-100 pieces total. The event was advertised on television and radio as an antique tag sale however; all the pieces were pricey reproductions. More >>

It is all in the name… (12/3/07)

All things added together increase the value and cost of an item. Just as in buying a car, each accessory or add-on raises the price it is the same in collectibles. In this case a Coalport vase carries a number of marks that help increase its value. More >>

Page 3 of 3 « 1 2 3