What are you holding?

Pick a category. We answer the big question for each one: is it worth anything, and which versions are worth $100+?

Most pocket change is worth face value. A few dates, mint marks and errors sell for hundreds or thousands. We hunt those.

Old bills, star notes and odd serial numbers can be worth far more than the number printed on them.

Attic toys and shelf figurines: most sell for a few dollars, the right ones sell for a lot more.

Binders and shoeboxes of cards: condition, edition and printing details decide the value.

Sterling, plate, filled or solid? The marks tell you, and the difference is real money.

VHS, cassettes and discs: almost all are common, a handful of sealed or rare releases are not.

Grandpa's watch in the drawer could be worth $50 or $5,000. Movement, maker and condition decide it.