Antiques Roadshow

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ANTIQUES ROADSHOW is part adventure, part history lesson, and part treasure hunt! Watch as specialists from the country's leading auction houses and independent dealers offer free appraisals of antiques and collectibles, revealing fascinating truths about family treasures and flea market finds.

Watch Latest: S29 E7

52m 24s / TV-G

Extraordinary Find: 1999 Pokémon Base Unlimited & Fossil 1st Ed. Booster Boxes

4m 3s / TV-G

Watch this digital-only segment of Extraordinary Finds 3, where collectibles expert Travis Landry explains what happened to two unwrapped booster boxes after their 2023 appraisal in Sturbridge.

Extraordinary Find: Helen Hayes's "Verdura for Chanel" Cuff

4m 37s / TV-G

In Extraordinary Find 3, find out what this guest did with her Helen Hayes's Verdura for Chanel cuff, ca. 1930, after it was appraised by Laura Woolley in 2021.

Extraordinary Find: 1655 Shakespeare "King Lear" 3rd Quarto Edition

4m 13s / TV-G

At Roadshow's 2022 stop in Shelburne, VT, Devon Eastland appraised a 1655 Shakespeare "King Lear" 3rd quarto edition. Find out what the guest did with the book in Extraordinary Finds 3!

Extraordinary Find: Louis Rice-designed Skyscraper Coffee & Tea Service

4m 47s / TV-G

In Extraordinary Finds 3, find out what happens to a Louis Rice-designed Skyscraper coffee & tea service, ca. 1928, after it was appraised by Jason Preston in 2022.

Extraordinary Find: Walter Johnson, Babe Ruth & Honus Wagner-signed Baseballs

5m 35s / TV-G

Leila Dunbar tells the story of two baseballs, one signed by Walter Johnson and another by Babe Ruth & Honus Wagner, after their appraisals in Extraordinary Finds 3.

Extraordinary Find: 1945 Gertrude Abercrombie Surrealist Painting

3m 59s / TV-G

In Extraordinary Finds 3, discover what happens to this 1945 Gertrude Abercrombie surrealist painting after it was appraised by Aaron Bastian in 2019.

Explainer: Why Values Change Over Time

3m 3s / TV-G

Have you ever wondered why the value of some items go up, down, or stay the same? ROADSHOW talked with our experts about several key factors that can cause market values for antiques and collectibles to fluctuate over time.

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