how can I find the value of some antique furniture?
92059
sign up for antique roadshow, or your local antique mall.
605216
I think the best thing to do would be to search for one on eBay and see how much they're asking.  If that doesn't work or if you don't like what you see, take it to a local antiques dealer and see what they think.  I know it's not really old enough to be antique, but I've heard antique dealers are appraising toys from the 80's now, so why not?
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Search for them on e-Bay and see what they are selling for. You can click on "Advanced Search" and see what they finished at (select "completed listings").
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Sorry don't know but you might try asking in the eBay forums as many antique dealers hang out there...just keep in mind they may value it low becasue they want it so get more than one or two opinions. Also go to the public library near you and research it.\n\nHTH
562002
They have by now a different value than is printed on them. Go through one of the professional auction houses specializing in historic documents to get a fair market evaluation. \nOn eBay you most probably will sell too cheaply.
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Try contacting someone in the Antiquarian Booksellers Association of America.  If you go to their directory website and enter in your state, you'll get a list of antiquarian bookseller recognized by the association, and can contact the one nearest you to do an appraisal.\nhttp://www.abaa.org/cgi-bin/abaa/databases/bookseller_search.html?showsub=8
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I wouldn't offer it for sale until I had some idea of it's value.  The Internet is a marvelous thing, see if you can find a board where collectors gather or contact an appraiser.  After you gain some knowledge you may want to contact the Nixon Presidential library, or try ebay.
550573
if you're wanting to see what something will actually sell for, look on ebay.  look at stuff that's already sold and you can see what you should be able to get for whatever you have.
95447
Best way to find the value of anything is to check eBay. eBay will tell you what people will actually pay you for an item as opposed to what you can expect to pay in a dealer's shop.
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yea www.kbb.com is the best one. it has ways to find exactly what it is worth, they even ask questions about condition etc.
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If you have some, you should go to the Antique Road Show when it comes to your area and they will be able to give you a history on the item(s) and a value.
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Sothebys.com\nget it appraised
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you could look on ebay
70471
ebay is a great way to find pictures and the values on many antiques and collectibles.
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They are alot of great sites on the web that is free. Key item in search box. Usually alot of choses comes up. Ebay is a good start. Depends on how high the demand is for a certain item. It helps to determine the market value.\nGo.Antiques.com is another good site.Sometimes it is the high end of the value, But, it gives you a good starting point. Also outside of the web there is some great books available written by experts in each field of antiques. Alot can be found in your local libraries that would be free.
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If you truely think that it is genuine and worth something, and want to sell it, take it to an appraiser. Personally I like Bonhams & Butterfields auction house. They will have an appraiser determine its value and sell it for you.
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I would look on E-Bay under "vintage magazines" or something like that and see if anyone else has same type up for auction.  See what their opening price is and if anyone has bid on it.  That would help.  It would also tell you if there is an interest in the particular magazines you have.  I've been selling some antique crystal on there and sometimes there is just no market for some of it, though, it could change in a week.