Where can I find someone to appraise my ephemera collection?
I have a HUGE collection of ephemera from 1933 (NRA, prohibition, letterheads, railroad invoices, lithographs, etc) and I can’t find an appraiser who’s willing to give me an estimate. I’ve asked a couple and both said “If I appraise it, I can’t buy it. Come back when you get it appraised and I’ll give you an offer…”
Where can I find a good appraiser? I live in S. Arizona. Please don’t tell me “Antiques Roadshow”….they don’t come down here…lol..
Thanks in advance for good answers.
I did. There is none. But thank you for the suggestion.
go to ask.com and search for certified or bonded appraisers in your area
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