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Online Course: Buying And Selling Antiques And Collectibles

9 hours ago Regent Academy - Understanding Antiques

1. Starting an Antique Collection. Starting an antique collection is a simple activity that offers the collector great personal enjoyment for a particular passion, and an opportunity for a profit.
2. The History of Antiquing. It was not until the 18th century, with its development of the art and science of archaeology that produced the stimulus for both public and private collecting in earnest.
3. What Types of Antiques to Buy. There are many different factors as to why specific items are chosen to collect. 9 Total Points. Lesson 3 Video.
4. Collectibles Versus Just Plain Old Stuff. Old stuff is just that -- old stuff. It is not necessarily collectible or a good investment. Knowing the difference can significantly impact the profitability of your endeavors.
5. Searching for Profitable Antiques. Shopping and searching for antiques is a great way to spend a free afternoon. 9 Total Points. Lesson 5 Video.
6. Detecting Fakes. One concern shared among all antique collectors is purchasing a fake item. 35 Total Points. Lesson 6 Video. Review Article: Detecting Faberge Fakes.
7. Setting the Value. The determination of the value of an antique or collectible takes more than locating an item in a price guide or reviewing auction results.
8. Buying from Antique Dealers. Dealers often have those hard-to-find items on display and are ready to sell them to a collector. 10 Total Points.
9. Antique Glassware, Furniture, and Other Items. In the world of collecting, antique glassware and furniture are extremely popular items that are constantly bought and sold.
10. Care and Preservation of Antiques. Simple procedures and common sense go a long way toward making sure an item is properly preserved. 10 Total Points.

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