The recent discovery of an antique 115 year old board game that is valued at around thirty thousand dollars in a closet in Missouri stems a few questions. What could be lurking in your closet? Can you find these types of antique treasures at a yard sale? How the heck do these antiques get valued so high?

Valuing antiques can be a tricky job to do but with a lot of research and experience, there are ways that the values of various antiques can be determined. Things like antique clocks, antique furniture, antique cars and many more all get valued differently. The values depends on the condition of the item, how rare it is, the age of the item and may other factors.

A lot of people search their entire lives looking for their own “115 year old board game” in the hopes to make a quick buck or retire off selling a high prices antique. Good luck in your search.

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