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Whether you enjoy collecting antiques, stamps, sports cards, coins or fossils, eHow’s collectibles experts share the collector’s enthusiasm for finding that rare item. Enjoy getting your hands and knees dirty while digging through dusty boxes of old albums? eHow’s got a treasure trove of record collecting How Tos. Do you like to collect postcards? Get tips on the third largest collectible hobby in the world at eHow. From collecting comic books and vintage toys to stockpiling cigars and Hollywood memorabilia, eHow’s got the information you’re trying to hunt down.

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  • How to Sell Collectible Plates

    From the occasional Star Trek collector plate purchased by a loyal TV fan to Grandma's extensive collection of scenic and Christmas china, there's big money in the collectible plate market and a...

  • How to Collect World Banknotes

    When it comes to collecting, there are numerous things in which a would-be collector might choose to take an interest. A popular collector's item is currency. While this usually comes in the form...

  • How to Start a World Coin Collection

    For someone who is eager to learn about the world, starting a world coin collection teaches a lot, giving us an impression of life in other lands.

  • How to Know What to Collect That Will Be Profitable

    Do you find yourself constantly thinking oh wow this is probably worth some money and end up holding on to a lot of junk that really is worth anything? Wanting to start collecting something that...

  • How to Collect Tins

    In the world of tin collecting, one principle rules: It's all about history and scarcity. That said, you can be certain that tin memorabilia will continue to be prized since it's still being used...

  • Silver Bullion Cleaning

    Silver bullion was once a popular form of currency. Bullion is a bulk form of gold or silver, not yet coined, so its worth is significantly less as a collector's item than that of a rare silver...

  • How to Collect Pepper Grinders

    If your favorite hobby consists of finding unique pepper grinders because you're attracted to this collectible category more than others, you're in good company. Pepper grinder collecting doesn't...

  • How Much Is Old Currency Worth?

    Many beautiful pieces of extremely rare paper currency fill individual collections throughout the world. The value of these collections, and the individual notes themselves, varies. The most...

  • How to Be a Coin Dealer

    In order to be a coin dealer, a person should first be a coin collector in order to gain the skills and knowledge needed to be a successful dealer. Discover how to work as an apprentice in a coin...

  • How to Check the Value of Old Coins

    Coins can be worth more than their face value if they are collector or older coins. In order to sell them and make a profit, you must first determine their current worth. There are several avenues...

  • Where to Find Arrowheads

    For the amateur collector, arrowheads are fascinating finds. As documents of our nation's relatively short history, arrowheads help to preserve Native American culture; archaeological societies...

  • Where Can I Find What Old Coins are Worth?

    Before you can find out the value of any coin, you need to identify the coin itself and the grade, or quality, of the coin. Coins are valued based on a number of variables in the market, including...

  • How to Collect and Enjoy Barbie Dolls

    The first Barbie doll made her debut in 1959 at the American Toy Fair in New York. She was invented by Ruth Handler, co-founder of Mattel Toys. Barbie was the smallest and most sophisticated doll...

  • How to Identify a Vintage Barbie

    Barbie was first introduced to the general public at the 1959 New York Toy Fair. Since then she has become a classic toy for little girls and her look has undergone many changes. There are a few...

  • How to Become a Coin Collector Instead of a Hoarder

    A coin collector is a numismatist, or one who studies, collects or appreciates money. Numismatics is the name of the study of coins, notes, bills, and other items of currency. A coin collector...

  • Selling Antiques: Miniature Collector Magazine

    To sell miniature antiques, such as doll furniture and decorative pins, use the Miniature Collector magazine to find buyers. Learn more about the Miniature Collector magazine with tips from an...

  • How to Find Baseball Card Values

    Find out the value of collector baseball cards by considering the demand for the card and looking at the condition of the card. Purchase a baseball card price guide and use tips from the owner and...

  • How to Look Up the Value of Baseball Cards

    Look up the value of a collector baseball card by finding it in the Beckett price guide on baseball cards and determining the condition of the card. Find valuable baseball cards that are in high...

  • Antique Clocks: Aaron Willard

    Aaron Willard was the antique clock business expert in the Willard family. Learn more about Aaron Willard with tips from a clock repairman and collector in this free video on antique collecting.

  • Antique Interval Clocks

    Antique interval clocks are also called thirty hour and eight day clocks. Find out more about interval clocks with tips from a clock repairman and collector in this free video on antique collecting.

  • Early American Antique Clocks

    Early American antique clocks tend to have long cases and silvered dials. Find out more about early American antique clocks with tips from a clock repairman and collector in this free video on...

  • Antique Clocks: Willard Family

    The Willard family was the most important American antique clock makers. Learn more about the Willard family from a clock repairman and collector in this free video on antique collecting.

  • Antique European Clocks

    Antique European clocks were mostly owned by kings and other members of royal families. Learn about antique European clocks with tips from a clock repairman and collector in this free video on...

  • Antique Household Clocks

    Examples of antique household clocks include the lantern clocks. Learn more about antique lantern household clocks with tips from a clock repairman and collector in this free video on antique...

  • Antique Bracket Clocks

    Antique bracket clocks have a support shelf underneath it that the clock would sit on. Discover facts about antique bracket clocks with tips from a clock repairman and collector in this free video...

  • Original Antique Clocks

    Original antique clocks included sundials and water clocks. Learn the original clocks with tips from a clock repairman and collector in this free video on antique collecting.

  • Antique Clock Collecting: Buying From a Dealer

    Most antique clock dealers offer some sort of warranty. Find out how to purchase an antique clock in this free video on collecting antique clocks presented by an antique clock collector.

  • Antique Clock Collecting: Reproductions

    Antique clock reproductions are a great way to get the style of antique clocks without the cost and maintenance concerns. Learn about antique clock reproductions in this free video on collecting...

  • Antique Clock Collecting: Displaying a Collection

    Share an antique clock collection with family and friends. Discover how to show off antique clocks in this free video on collecting antique clocks presented by an antique clock collector.

  • Antique Clock Repair: Troubleshooting

    Bring antique clocks by a repair shop on a regular basis for a service visit. Find out how to fix common problems with antique clocks with tips in this free video on repairing antique clocks...

  • Antique Clock Repair: Replacing Bearings & Springs

    In antique clocks, bearings and springs are often the first parts to wear out. Replace bearings and springs in antique clocks with the tips in this free video on repairing antique clocks presented...

  • Antique Clock Repair: Assessing Condition

    Condition is a major factor in determining the condition of antique clocks. Learn how to evaluate the condition of a clock in this free video on collecting antique clocks presented by an antique...

  • Antique Clock Collecting: Determining Value

    An effective way to determine the value of a clock is to check the Internet. Find out how to appraise the value of a clock in this free video on collecting antique clocks presented by an antique...

  • Antique Clock Collecting: Auctions

    Antique auctions are a great place to begin or add to a clock collection. Discover how to buy an antique clock in this free video on collecting antique clocks presented by an antique clock collector.

  • Antique Clocks Powered by Electricity

    Some antique clocks were powered by a combination of electricity and balance wheels. Learn about clocks with electric motors in this free video on collecting antique clocks presented by an antique...

  • Antique Clock Collecting: Mystery Clocks

    The hands of mystery clocks did not appear to move, yet the clock still kept good time. Discover how mystery clocks work in this free video on collecting antique clocks presented by an antique...

  • Antique Clock Collecting: Skeleton Clocks

    Skeleton clocks have a cut-away windows that allows owners to see gears. Find out about skeleton clocks in this free video on collecting antique clocks presented by an antique clock collector.

  • Antique Clock Collecting: Japanese Clocks

    Since the Japanese had their own system of timekeeping, their clocks evolved very differently than those in the West. Learn about about Japanese clocks in this free video on collecting antique...

  • Antique Clocks: Banjo Clocks

    Banjo clocks were mass-produced in the late 1800s. Find out about the return to popularity of banjo clocks in this free video on collecting antique Connecticut clocks from an experienced antique...

  • Antique Clocks: Swinger Clocks

    Swinger clocks use a clock mechanism that swings back and forth. Learn what makes a swinger clock valuable in this free video on collecting antique Connecticut clocks from an experienced antique...

  • Antique Clocks: Black Mantel Clocks

    Black mantel clocks are among the most common and affordable antique clocks. Watch an overview of black mantel clocks in this free video on collecting antique Connecticut clocks from an...

  • Antique Clocks: Tambour Clocks

    Tambour clocks first appeared in the United States just before World War I. Learn about collecting Tambour clocks in this free video on collecting antique Connecticut clocks from an experienced...

  • Antique Clocks: Wall Clocks for Home & Office

    Antique wall clocks often had designs that were not appropriate for the office. Learn which wall clocks are valuable in this free video on collecting antique Connecticut clocks from an experienced...

  • Antique Clocks: Regulator Clocks

    Regulator clocks were designed to be very accurate. Find out about collecting regulator clocks in this free video on collecting antique Connecticut clocks from an experienced antique clock collector.

  • Antique Clocks: Store Regulator Clocks

    Regulator clocks for stores often included calendar features. Learn why store regulator clocks are collectible in this free video on collecting antique Connecticut clocks from an experienced...

  • Antique Clocks: Round-Top Shelf Clocks

    Insonia is a popular brand of antique round-top shelf clocks. Find out what to look for in a round-top shelf clock in this free video on collecting antique Connecticut clocks from an antique clock...

  • Antique Clocks: Venetian Cases

    Antique clocks with Venetian cases are valued for their Italian design qualities. Discover which Venetian cases are collectible in this free video on collecting antique Connecticut clocks from an...

  • Antique Connecticut Clocks: Gingerbread Clocks

    Gingerbread clocks, or kitchen clocks, are antique clocks made in Connecticut that only become collector's items recently. Learn about gingerbread clocks from a dealer in this free video on...

  • How to Buy Antique Jewelry As A Novice Collector

    Have you read my earlier article on How To Buy and Collect Antique Jewelry Wisely? It's long but, chock full of good advice. Are you looking to start an antique jewelry collection but not sure if...

  • How to Buy Old Milk Can Replicas

    Old milk cans and replicas are becoming harder to find. Original milk cans were used until the mid-1930s when glass milk bottles became popular. Since the supply of these original cans is...

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