Trade your Treasure at Treasure Hunters Roadshow
Treasure Hunters Roadshow, a premier buyer of sports memorabilia.
Some of us take our sports very seriously. Whether it's playing, watching, cheering or jeering, sports are a favorite pastime in the United States. It is estimated that upwards of 70% of the population is a sports fan of some type. Serious, loyal fans have closets and drawers are full of their favorite athlete's or team's sports memorabilia. From autographs to mugs, jerseys and sports cards, billions of dollars are spent, annually on souvenirs. Sports memorabilia not only has great sentimental value to us, but some items have exceptional monetary value to other collectors as well.
Treasure Hunters Roadshow is a pioneer in the sports memorabilia market. They buy thousands of items each week from local sellers, like you, and in turn sell those collectibles to hobbyists and professionals around the world. The strength of THR is having an established global network, providing access to millions of collectors who are ready and willing to buy. So if you want to be rewarded for those collections of sports memorabilia, get them to the Roadshow !
So what does one expect at the Roadshow ? According to Matt Nicolson, a representative at the Roadshow, "When you arrive at the event, you will be asked to fill out a simple registration card, with an registration number, there is about 10-45 minute wait before you meet the appraiser. When your number is called, you will be escorted to a table, where your items are screened, scrutinized and sorted. The experts using their expertise and specialized equipment will then determine the value of the items. If you choose to sell your items, they will be bagged and tagged and your are escorted to the cashier to collect your payment. It's that simple! There is no pressure for you to sell your item or worry about how the item reach the collector."
Sam Deeks another representative says, "You are also welcome to get any antique or collectibles to trade. Mostly the Roadshow sees a lot of old coins, watches, gold and silver. Other merchandise include paper-money, fine art, jewelry, military items, guitars and toys. One of the most valuable items uncovered so far was a 1993 Case pocketknife with a pearl handle. It's one of only 10 made and still in its original box with the original paperwork and was brought for over a thousand dollars."
The Treasure Hunters Roadshow is always on a look out for antiques and collectibles, so dig out all those trinkets and mementos and earn a fortune for it , when we come to your city soon !
Some of us take our sports very seriously. Whether it's playing, watching, cheering or jeering, sports are a favorite pastime in the United States. It is estimated that upwards of 70% of the population is a sports fan of some type. Serious, loyal fans have closets and drawers are full of their favorite athlete's or team's sports memorabilia. From autographs to mugs, jerseys and sports cards, billions of dollars are spent, annually on souvenirs. Sports memorabilia not only has great sentimental value to us, but some items have exceptional monetary value to other collectors as well.
Treasure Hunters Roadshow is a pioneer in the sports memorabilia market. They buy thousands of items each week from local sellers, like you, and in turn sell those collectibles to hobbyists and professionals around the world. The strength of THR is having an established global network, providing access to millions of collectors who are ready and willing to buy. So if you want to be rewarded for those collections of sports memorabilia, get them to the Roadshow !
So what does one expect at the Roadshow ? According to Matt Nicolson, a representative at the Roadshow, "When you arrive at the event, you will be asked to fill out a simple registration card, with an registration number, there is about 10-45 minute wait before you meet the appraiser. When your number is called, you will be escorted to a table, where your items are screened, scrutinized and sorted. The experts using their expertise and specialized equipment will then determine the value of the items. If you choose to sell your items, they will be bagged and tagged and your are escorted to the cashier to collect your payment. It's that simple! There is no pressure for you to sell your item or worry about how the item reach the collector."
Sam Deeks another representative says, "You are also welcome to get any antique or collectibles to trade. Mostly the Roadshow sees a lot of old coins, watches, gold and silver. Other merchandise include paper-money, fine art, jewelry, military items, guitars and toys. One of the most valuable items uncovered so far was a 1993 Case pocketknife with a pearl handle. It's one of only 10 made and still in its original box with the original paperwork and was brought for over a thousand dollars."
The Treasure Hunters Roadshow is always on a look out for antiques and collectibles, so dig out all those trinkets and mementos and earn a fortune for it , when we come to your city soon !
