Los Hallazgos Más Valiosos De Antiques Roadshow

You'd expect antique paintings to be worth money. But why is an old metal mobile worth more than your house? And who would pay more for an old blanket than a brand-new yacht? Keep reading to find out! A U.S. Air Force veteran appeared on the June 1, 2019, episode of Antiques Roadshow in Fargo, North Dakota, with a Rolex watch he bought while stationed in Thailand in the 1970s. It cost him $345.97, the equivalent of a month's pay at the time. He said, "I had other watches that I wore, and I put this one in a safe deposit box. It was there for 30 or 40 years. I only took it out like two or three times to look at it, and that was it before I brought it here." But now it's worth much more than $300. The appraiser said, The auction value? Between $500,000 and $700,000. Rolex Oyster Cosmograph Watch | 0:00 Robert Henri Painting from 1907 | 0:55 James Henry Beard Painting from 1847 | 1:43 Frederic Remington Portrait from 1896 | 2:54 Alexander Calder Mobile | 4:07 18th-Century Jade Collection | 4:49 1870s Baseball Card Collection | 5:58 18th-Century Rhinoceros Horn Goblets | 6:49 Diego Rivera Painting from 1904 | 7:38 Navajo Blanket from 1850 | 8:52 Patek Philippe Watch from 1914 | 9:47 Read the full article (in English): https://www.grunge.com/660895/the-mos...