Check out Nan Chisholm's appraisal of a 1963 Fred Machetanz oil painting.

Check out Virginia Salem's appraisal of an Etruscan revival gold necklace, ca. 1880.

Watch Marshall Martin's appraisal of a Kathe Kruse Doll One, ca. 1915.

In Minneapolis Hour 1, David Rago appraises a Grueby jar and Rhead butterfly vase.

In Minneapolis Hour 1, Jim Baggett appraises a 1959 Gibson ES-355 stereo electric guitar.

Watch Nicholas Lowry appraise a 1900 McKinley-Roosevelt jugate campaign poster.

In Minneapolis Hour 1, Rafael Eledge appraises an 1863 Savage rifle & catalogue.

In Minneapolis Hour 1, J. Michael Flanigan appraises a fake George Elmslie chair.

Watch David P. McCarron's appraisal of a Russian enamel silver punch bowl and ladle, ca.1890.

Check out Leila Dunbar's appraisal of one a Sonja Henie ice show costume, ca. 1941.

Check out David Lackey's appraisal of a royal Vienna-style porcelain plaque, ca. 1895.

In Minneapolis Hour 1, Kevin Zavian appraises an Alexander Tillander parasol handle, ca. 1914.

Watch Arlie Sulka's appraisal of a Tiffany Studios chainmail fixture, ca. 1905.

Host Mark L. Walberg joins appraiser Sebastian Clarke at the American Swedish Institute to discuss Mora clocks, beautiful tall case timekeepers cherished by many Swedish-Americans who immigrated to the U.S. in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

After his appraisal in Atlanta, Eddie spoke with us about the Confederate sword that had been passed down in his family for generations and his surprise in discovering that is among the "best-of-the-best" of confederate swords.

Hear more from Frank, the owner of a Preston Dickson watercolor appraised in Atltanta, who told us that he had an inkling that the painting was valuable but had no idea that it was worth $50,000!

Hear more from Susie, the owner of 1775 map of Manhattan that turned out to be worth far more than the $50 she paid for it!

In a preview from Atlanta, Hour 3, Mike Gutierrez appraises a complete Willie Mays away uniform that is in remarkable condition for having been worn by a player who widely considered the greatest all-around player of all time.

In a preview from Providence Hour 3, Philip Weiss appraises two Yale University football banners that were awarded to the team in 1891, after a championship game that drew a crowd of 40,000 people.