Rinker on collectibles: disposing of the personal property of a parent, relative, or friend

Article Abstract:

Issues relating to disposing of the personal property of a parent, relative or friend are addressed. Disposing of the personal property of a parent, relative or friends is an emotional issue rather than a monetary issue, further, different ways of disposing such personal collectibles efficiently are presented.

Real property, Real estate appraisal, Personal property

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Rinker on collectibles: where can I sell it?

Article Abstract:

The sales venues for antiques and collectibles that are open to members of general public are discussed. In order to value an object the secondary market retail value need to be considered. A set of reasonable percentages against book value that the seller can expect is also proposed.

Antiques, Collectibles

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Rinker on collectibles: Appraisal clinic memories-or-should that be woes

Article Abstract:

Appraisal clinics give the individual the secondary market value of his object, which is the price that he would pay if he would buy the product. It is suggested that a conservative approach should be adopted when valuing an object.

Heirlooms

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