Surf the net. These days people turn to the Web to sell even the most precious antiques. “Search to see what your items are selling for at online dealers and on eBay.” Another helpful site is Kovels.com, “which offers free price checks on many collectibles.”
Hit the books. Start by checking out “general price guides,” which can often be found in local libraries. Two reliable sources are Judith Miller’s Collectibles Price Guide and Kovel’s Antiques & Collectible Price List.
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