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Value of Frank Sinatra letter shocks 'Antiques Roadshow' collector: 'I'm going to faint'
"Antiques Roadshow" can be entertaining, educational and on certain occasions, like Monday night, it can be down right joyous.
'Law & Order' star reclaims her heritage by collecting 'negative' Black memorabilia
S. Epatha Merkerson shared her Black memorabilia collection during a special celebrity "Antiques Roadshow" on Monday.
Kanye West's teenage artwork appears on 'Antiques Roadshow': 'Exceptionally well done'
“Antiques Roadshow” appraises four pieces of art that Kanye West created when he was a sophomore in high school.
Face-melting value of Indiana Jones prop revealed on 'Antiques Roadshow'
When told that his prop could realistically fetch $250,000 at auction, the owner responded, "Not bad for hot glue and spray paint."
Joe DiMaggio game-used bat bought for $147 now worth $100,000
The owner of DiMaggio's bat couldn't believe how much the bat is actually worth, but anyone looking to buy it is out of luck.
He Paid $345 for a Rolex in the 1970s. Its Value Today Left This Antiques Roadshow Guest Collapsing in Shock
Its price at auction would be more than a hundred times more than its original cost
NewsYahoo TVRare Tiffany vase purchased during the Great Depression is now worth $150,000
A woman on "Antiques Roadshow" was shocked to find out how much a crate of Tiffany vases, especially one of them, was worth.
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Signed Lincoln photo estimated at $100,000 on 'Antiques Roadshow'
A signed photograph of Abraham Lincoln would be worth even more if he had been sporting a beard.
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Woman finds out $100 statue is worth over $100,000
On "Antiques Roadshow," one lucky lady learned that the statue she bought for $100 at a garage sale nearly 20 years ago is worth over $100,000.
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'Antiques Roadshow' spoof reveals racist origins of things you loved as a child
"Full Frontal with Samantha Bee" spoofed "Antiques Roadshow" with the "Racist Roadshow" to demonstrate how some things in America’s past and present are surprisingly rooted in racism.
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Woman finds out her $250 painting is actually worth $300,000
A young woman brought a painting she inherited from her grandmother to "Antiques Roadshow" and left utterly shocked but much, much richer.
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Rare Albert Einstein Photos Surface on ‘Antiques Roadshow’
Photographs of Albert Einstein taken in 1946 at Lincoln University were brought in for assessment by the photographer's wife.
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1890s Baseball Legend’s Memorabilia Worth Ridiculous Amount on ‘Antiques Roadshow’
Some Baltimore Orioles championship lapel pins and cufflinks from the 1890s are priced at a shocking amount.
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Man Shocked By How Much Family Gift Is Worth on ‘Antiques Roadshow’
On Antiques Roadshow, a man was shocked to find out how much a family gift was worth. The piece the man brought in was unique to be sure, but he had no idea what exactly it was that he had. He just liked the way it felt in his hand.
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‘Antiques Roadshow’: Man Shocked by Actual Value of His $4.99 Goodwill Purchase
"Antiques Roadshow" was in Indianapolis on this week’s episode, and despite there being items like a Norman Rockwell self-portrait and a Richard Nixon autograph, the biggest highlight of the night was a vase.
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5 Ways 'Antiques Roadshow' Continues to Mesmerize
Now almost twenty years old (more than 35 in the U.K.), the Antiques Roadshow format couldn’t be any simpler: Someone brings in something old and an expert appraises it. But it somehow manages to be a deeply satisfying show in ways that completely defy simple explanation. It’s a show you can get lost in for hours, even days at a time. The anticipation builds for each appraisal like it was a game show, but with the rhythms of a quiet visit to the museum. ...