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GANGSTER PROHIBITION ERA CHICAGO OUTFIT A.C. Engraved Pinky Ring - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
GANGSTER PROHIBITION ERA CHICAGO OUTFIT A.C. Engraved Pinky Ring - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
GANGSTER PROHIBITION ERA CHICAGO OUTFIT A.C. Engraved Pinky Ring Metal Type : 18 Karat Yellow Gold Total Weight : 5.08 grams Provenance: Nothing Special, could be yours! A.C. Engraved Pinky Ring Metal Type : 18 Karat Yellow Gold
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GANGSTER PROHIBITION ERA CHICAGO OUTFIT
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A.C. Engraved Pinky Ring
▪ Metal Type: 18 Karat Yellow Gold ▪ Total Weight: 5.08 grams ▪ Provenance: Nothing Special, could be
yours!
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A.C. Engraved Pinky Ring
▪ Metal Type: 18 Karat Yellow Gold ▪ Total Weight: 5.08 grams ▪ Provenance: Nothing Special, could be
yours!
SOLD FOR $291
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A.C. Engraved Pinky Ring
▪ Metal Type: 18 Karat Yellow Gold ▪ Total Weight: 5.08 grams ▪ Provenance: Gold pinkie ring monogrammed
"AC". Worn by Al Capone and given to gangster Mickey Cohen by Ralph Capone, Al's brother, upon Al's death in 1947.
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A.C. Engraved Pinky Ring
▪ Metal Type: 18 Karat Yellow Gold ▪ Total Weight: 6.15 grams ▪ Provenance: Gold pinkie ring monogrammed
"AC". Worn by Al Capone and given to gangster Mickey Cohen by Ralph Capone, Al's brother, upon Al's death in 1947.
SOLD FOR: $8,100!!
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Sterling Silver Cocktail Shaker
▪ Metal Type: Sterling Silver
(92.5% Silver)
▪ Size: 11” ▪ Provenance: Unknown
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Sterling Silver Cocktail Shaker
▪ Metal Type: Sterling Silver
(92.5% Silver)
▪ Size: 11” ▪ Provenance: Unknown
SOLD FOR $400
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Sterling Silver Cocktail Pitcher
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Sterling Silver Cocktail Pitcher
The cocktail shaker, which was given to Al Capone by his underlings, is engraved: 'To a Regular Guy from the Boys 1932'
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Sterling Silver Cocktail Pitcher
The cocktail shaker, which was given to Al Capone by his underlings, is engraved: 'To a Regular Guy from the Boys 1932'
Sold for $58,000!!
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A Lock of Hair?
Can you put a value on a lock of hair? If your famous you can!
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A Lock of Hair?
Can you put a value on a lock of hair? If your famous you can! Willie Nelson’s braids were auctioned off to the tune of….
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A Lock of Hair?
Can you put a value on a lock of hair? If your famous you can! Willie Nelson’s braids were auctioned off to the tune of….
Sold for $37,000!!
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A Lock of Hair?
You think that’s a lot of money? A lock from Elvis Presley’s Head sold in 2002.
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A Lock of Hair?
You think that’s a lot of money? A lock from Elvis Presley’s Head sold in 2002.
$115,000!
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Back to Reality
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Back to Reality Estates are often emotional times for our clients.
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Back to Reality Estates are often emotional times for our clients. Perceived Value often comes from EMOTION rather than REALITY
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Creative Solutions to Solving Family Feuds
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Creative Solutions to Solving Family Feuds
- Private Auction
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Creative Solutions to Solving Family Feuds
- Private Auction
- Time Share
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Creative Solutions to Solving Family Feuds
- Private Auction
- Time Share
- Copy Copy Copy
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Creative Solutions to Solving Family Feuds
- Private Auction
- Time Share
- Copy Copy Copy
- When all else fails:
Use Playground Rules!
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▪ An appraiser is a professional who specializes in providing opinions of value
(appraisals) and valuation services in an independent, impartial and objective manner
▪ Professional appraisers have taken courses and have been trained in appraisal
theory and methodology as well as specific product and specialty knowledge
▪ ISA appraisers must take classes, pass exams, and subject their reports to peer
review as well as meet USPAP and minimum experience requirements
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WHY HIRE AN APPRAISER
▪ Purchase Insurance Coverage ▪ Property Damage or Loss Claim ▪ Donations and Gifts ▪ Selling an Item/Purchasing an Item ▪ Estate Planning ▪ Equitable Distribution for an Estate ▪ Estate Taxation ▪ Collateral for a Loan ▪ Desire to know
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WHY HIRE A DESIGNATED APPRAISER
▪ Education ▪ Training ▪ Experience ▪ Legitimacy ▪ Code of Ethics ▪ Current and up to date in
▪ Appraisal Standards ▪ Market Trends
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INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF APPRAISERS
▪ Largest personal property appraisal organization ▪ Best appraisal principles, theory and methodology in the
profession
▪ Appraisal Foundation Sponsor ▪ Code of ethics ▪ Only personal property ▪ Training/Annual Conference ▪ Requalification requirements ▪ Professional development
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INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF APPRAISERS
▪ National Network of Qualified Appraisers ▪ Industry recognition for the best appraisal theory and
methodology program
▪ Antiques and Residential Content Programs ▪ Fine Art Programs ▪ Specialty Studies Pathway ▪ USPAP Trained and Tested ▪ Website specifically designed to search for appraisers ▪ The best annual conference
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▪ The appraiser claims to be associated with an appraisal organization and they do
not come up on the site’s appraiser search
▪ The appraiser belongs to a lesser recognized organization or does not hold a
designation from a recognized organization
▪ The appraiser does not belong to an appraisal organization
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▪ The appraiser claims to be USPAP “Certified” (USPAP does not
certify appraisers)
▪ The appraiser has no appraisal theory or methodology training ▪ The appraiser is not USPAP tested and requalified every two years ▪ Is banned from practicing before the IRS ▪ If the fee is based upon a percentage of the valuation ▪ The appraiser values and offers to buy
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