CEO and founder of WorthPoint®, the world's largest resource for identifying and valuing art, antiques, and collectibles.
CEO and founder of WorthPoint®, the world's largest resource for identifying and valuing art, antiques, and collectibles.
It doesn’t have to be old to be sold… Having spent most of my career in the vintage and antique […]
It was Christmas 1984, and all through the Radko house, not a creature was stirring. The family was decorating a […]
As the CEO of a company like WorthPoint, I meet many interesting people in my travels. I am also a […]
Is it OK to shop at a thrift store for gifts? At this time of year many of us have […]
Shipping is a hassle for most sellers. For buyers of large items, it goes beyond that. It isa shame because […]
Imagine this: You’re in town visiting one of your favorite flea markets. It’s a typical day, and you’re not expecting […]
No one likes to think of their friends and family going off to war and possibly not coming back, but […]
When I first created WorthPoint, my goal was to give collectors, sellers, and anyonewho likes vintage and antique items a […]
There is a lot of talk about value in the vintage and antique landscape. Whole showsexist to show what an […]
One of the most well-known places to source vintage items or other collectibles is The Salvation Army. The organization has hundreds […]
One of our WorthPoint Industry Partners is making a positive impact for the hurricane victims in North Carolina. Caring Transitions of […]
Offering secure online storage for detailed records, photos, and valuations of antiques and collectibles, the Vault ensures your collection is fully documented and accessible from anywhere.
Whether you’re a resale buyer or a mug enthusiast, Fire-King mugs have something for everyone. But which mugs have the highest resale value?
Kachina dolls embody many spiritual legends and deities from the Hopi culture. Learn the rich history and value of these spiritual crafts.
What do the Panic of 1857 and the upcoming auction by Ira & Larry Goldberg Auctioneers have in common? Hint: It’s worth its weight in gold.
