Japanese Cloisonné Vase, ca. 1900 | Junk in the Trunk 8 | Preview
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$300 dollars in 1970 is roughly $2,300 today...so at least the vase kept up with inflation:-)
He smiled when he heard 25... Then she said hundred and was not happy lol.
Exactly. . Womp womp lol
yep, i caught that too.
IKR!!! And I shared that angst! Was such a build up!
i thought this lol had to fake smile afterwards lol
Love Antiques Roadshow!
The face of disappointment 😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
That dragon's face is beautiful.
Love this show.
That’s about the same as what it was purchased for in the 70s calculating for inflation.
He got ripped
It wasn't purchased in the 70s, it was appraised then.
That's correct, not purchased but appraised. Basicly the appraised price hasn't been change if you calculate for inflation.
That's about what you expect from quality antiques. The best things mostly just retain their value plus inflation.
This was a pretty neat piece! I collect meiji Era cloisonne, but I don't think I have anything this good. Hahaha
Then again. I like mine more.
he thought she was gonna say 25,000$ heh
Would've thought it'd be worth more?
It's not very old.
Filmed in 2018. $350 in 1970 was equivalent to $2,266 in 2018.
Dig this nifty vaaaaaahzhe
You typically can tell if an art, with a dragon, is Chinese or Japanese since each depicts their dragons with different numbers of toes, 3 or 4.
why say 2500 then 4 thousand, that is very odd, surely it would be 2 and a half thousand to 4 thousand
No. But I agree.
It's a shame he wasn't given an accurate appraisal before.
Hello
Invest $350.00 in the stock market in 1970????
Everything isn't about money.
Make me.