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What The Treasure Hunters Roadshow Offers!

Inside a meeting room at your local hotel conference center, the Treasure Hunters Roadshow creates an inviting atmosphere where guests can wait in line while observing other appraisal activities.

• Inside of the large conference room, tables will be arranged in multiple stations where individual treasure hunters are sitting.

• Sellers are asked to come to a table where a treasure hunter will examine your things.

• The items are laid out on the Treasure Hunters Roadshow table for viewing, appraisal and purchase offer.

Visitors Items are Separated Into Three Groups:

• Items we need for our collectors: These are the items we want to buy and we will make an offer based on current market value.

• Collectible items that have value, but we do not have buyers for: These are the items that have a value to someone, but are items we will not offer to buy. We be happy to appraise the item and suggest how you might market the item to others.

• Used Merchandise: These are the items that do not have a significant collector demand. It will be suggested they be sold at garage sales or flea markets.

Guests Can Turn Into Sellers.

• Once separated, an offer may be made to purchase certain items. This offer is made based on current market values. We use a number of resources from our exclusive network of individual collectors to actual public/internet sites such as eBay. You may see many associates making phone calls and electronically sending images of a guest’s item to find a specialized collector/buyer.

• If a guest has a certain price in mind for an item, we invite that they do not keep it a secret. By sharing this type of information, a deal may be made instead of lost. We are here to buy a guest’s items at fair and honest prices.

• If an offer is accepted by the guest, they are paid on the spot. The process only takes a few minutes and the seller gets 100% of the offer. It is an opportunity for anyone to sell their rare and collectible items and get fair collectors prices.

Matthew Enright

Matthew represents thousands of collectors around the world looking for all types of antiques and collectibles. Treasure Hunters Roadshow represents these private collectors who are actively seeking items for their collection.

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