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What we collect

Objects worth a closer look.

Collectibles, memorabilia and distinctive finds from personal collections. The examples below are guidance for an inquiry, not a promise that every item will be accepted.

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Trading Cards

Vintage and modern cards, raw and professionally graded.

Often includes

  • Vintage sets and singles
  • Professionally graded cards
  • Complete runs and team lots

Details to share

  • 1Player or character, year, set and card number
  • 2For graded cards: the grading company, label grade and certification number as printed
  • 3For raw cards: front and back photographs showing corners and edges
  • 4Approximate count and how the cards are stored

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Memorabilia & Disney Collectibles

Sports keepsakes, entertainment pieces and character collectibles.

Often includes

  • Sports equipment and keepsakes
  • Figurines, art and park pieces
  • Signed items with supporting documentation

Details to share

  • 1What the piece is and how it connects to a person, team or event
  • 2Any letters, receipts or third-party documents you hold
  • 3Condition, completeness and original packaging
  • 4Approximate size, so we can plan handling

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Coins & Currency

Circulated and certified coins, notes and sets.

Often includes

  • US and world coins
  • Certified and raw examples
  • Paper money and sets

Details to share

  • 1Country, denomination, date and mint mark where visible
  • 2For certified coins: holder company and number
  • 3Both sides of each piece, photographed as found. Please do not clean coins
  • 4Whether coins are loose, in folders or in sets

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Jewelry & Watches

Signed pieces, timepieces and objects worn and remembered.

Often includes

  • Maker-marked jewelry
  • Mechanical and quartz watches
  • Pieces with documentation or testing records

Details to share

  • 1Maker marks, stamps or hallmarks exactly as they appear
  • 2For watches: brand, model or reference if known, and whether it runs
  • 3Boxes, papers, service or appraisal records you already have
  • 4Approximate measurements if you know them

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Art & Decorative Objects

Works on paper and canvas, ceramics, glass and the well-made.

Often includes

  • Paintings, prints and works on paper
  • Ceramics, glass and silver
  • Pieces with provenance or restoration records

Details to share

  • 1Artist or maker as signed or attributed, medium and dimensions
  • 2Labels, stamps or inscriptions on the back or base
  • 3Frame, condition and any known restoration
  • 4How it was acquired and any earlier sale or exhibition records

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Other Remarkable Finds

The objects that do not fit a category but deserve attention.

Often includes

  • Toys, pop culture and advertising
  • Books, ephemera and photographs
  • Things that are simply interesting

Details to share

  • 1What it is, in plain words, and its age if known
  • 2Marks, labels or maker information
  • 3Quantity and overall condition
  • 4Any story or paperwork that travels with it

A note on evidence

Photographs help us understand an object. They do not establish authenticity, grade or metal purity, and we will not treat them as if they do.