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To: Neeka who wrote (151166)	9/5/2007 10:00:18 PM
From: country bob	Respond to of 225578

If you browse through any local antique shop you will be surprised to find out how much your "junk" is worth.

To: Neeka who wrote (151166)	9/6/2007 2:43:00 PM
From: KLP	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 225578

I know....But eBay is a great place to see what a whole group of things might go for...just bookmark them and see what the final dollar is. A good way to tell about something....if you take a replacement value insurance price, then divide it into quarters....if you have to sell it at a 'distress' price that is a good price to shoot for. For instance, you might have paid 300 for something 25 years ago. If it is appraised for replacement, the above is a good estimate for a quick sale. If it is appraised for value....then I look around to see what other similar items are priced for, and if you want to get rid of it, try 50% of the true value....If it's a rare piece, then people will have to pay a good price if they really want it.