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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 2009
Page
2
Antique and collectible buyers, the Great Treasure Hunt, set up at the Country Inn and Suites in Elyria from Tuesday to Saturday offer free appraisals. They buy coins, jewelry, comic books, football jerseys, vintage guitars, and more with on site metal testing.
Jane Mitchell of Northampton Massachusetts sought extra cash at the Great Treasure Hunt Antique and Collectible Buy Show. She brought out-of-style gold jewelry and broken chains hoping for a small sum but walked away with about $2000, more than she expected.
Treasure Hunters in Pottsville, Pennsylvania, via Will Whitaker and Kenny Davis, report finding a genuine Gibson F-5 mandolin during their last trip. The rare instrument sold at the asking price, delivering a large profit to the seller. The instrument features an ultra-thin hand brushed varnish and hand applied French polish, praised for sound and beauty.
Treasure Hunt buyers gather for the Great Treasure Hunt Antique and Collectible Buy Show as friends travel in groups. Matt Block recalls two women competing by bringing the most gold jewelry to cash in, turning the event into a playful contest.
Jane sells old jewelry found in a closet to The Treasure Hunters during a lunchtime rush. In minutes she converts pieces into cash as gold trends rise. The Buy Show advertises fast appraisals and quick cash for shoppers during noon hours.
The Great Treasure Hunt Antique and Collectible Buy Show pools leading buyers to offer top dollar for valuables based on current rates. In today’s economy, they meet sellers privately to ensure safety while keeping transactions professional, fair, and discreet.
A dealer advertises top dollar for a wide range of items including gold, sterling silver, jewelry, antiques, vintage sports memorabilia, pre 1970 autographs, coins, watches, coins, comic books, and other collectibles. The note cites over 3 million dollars paid out in the previous year and lists items such as vintage toys, movie posters, and mechanical banks for sale.
The guide explains a quick process for seating and item arrangement. Patrons place all possessions on the table with coins sorted by denomination. Treasure Hunters then separate items into two distinct groups for evaluation.
The notice explains separating items into two groups: those we will buy and those we are not interested in. It states offers are based on current market value using auction results and other resources. It invites sellers to share a price to help reach a deal and promises prompt cash payment if accepted.
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