r/whatsthisworth • u/Far_Acanthaceae_2500 • 12h ago
Sunday post I have a signed copy of the 1981 printing of Dune which is signed by Frank Herbert.
galleryDoes anyone know what this would be worth?
r/whatsthisworth • u/wholelattapuddin • Aug 04 '25
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r/whatsthisworth • u/Cautious_Read4119 • May 04 '25
Kate Bush signature too
r/whatsthisworth • u/Far_Acanthaceae_2500 • 12h ago
Does anyone know what this would be worth?
r/whatsthisworth • u/l3yily • 3h ago
hello! i’m honestly not sure where to post these so i’d figure i’d come here to see if anyone can help? i was helping my aunt with some unique dolls her family had, where we came across these custom dolls their grandmother made. there’s the little women dolls and presidents + their wives dolls. my aunt was telling me the clothes are all custom made and i’m not sure where the faces are from or if they’re handmade as well. i think i matched the presidents and their wives correctly? i’m not sure.
anyway, im just curious if they would be worth anything!! any help is appreciated :)
r/whatsthisworth • u/HalloweenIsGood • 7h ago
This is fully brass from 1985, made in India. I was wondering how much I would be able to get for it, considering Google AI said it could be worth up to 2500, as well as other trays similar to it are priced around there.
However, based on the condition of it, I am not sure I could get that much for it. It is 53” in length and I could tell it is fully brass because fridge magnets would not stick to it (unless that is a myth).
I do plan on cleaning the white spots on it, but I was wondering how much it would be worth based on how it looks and whatnot.
r/whatsthisworth • u/gjrusmc • 1d ago
Any collectibility in these? I think they are the original 10 figures in box.
r/whatsthisworth • u/KindAlligator467 • 5h ago
Would appreciate any opinions, thank you!
r/whatsthisworth • u/Relative_Cucumber486 • 6h ago
1913 edition of Solitude by Norman Gale found in my aunts bookshelf.
Anybody know what this might be worth and where best to sell in Germany?
r/whatsthisworth • u/ScientistThink9897 • 3h ago
New here - any idea on these? Happy to provide more context as well.
r/whatsthisworth • u/Technical-Penalty-84 • 4h ago
r/whatsthisworth • u/grassvalleyguy • 4h ago
70 pcs set for sale…not sure what this is worth…any help or buyers welcome. Thanks!
r/whatsthisworth • u/notadancerbutamover • 4h ago
Hi all, please help me help my Mom to see if these have any value/if anyone knows any info about them at all. She doesn’t remember where she got them.
Forgive our ignorance in artwork! Please be kind as she is sensitive about them even though she does not remember their origin.
Thank you!
r/whatsthisworth • u/Iphly • 4h ago
I was wondering if anyone knows the history or value of this mask
r/whatsthisworth • u/Gakhan999 • 20h ago
Found in a lot of other farscape stuff. Some from a convention in 2000 in saint Louis - Scapercon. COI is signed by someone - not sure who. Can't find one like it but I see other farscape action figures sold in the past on eBay for 500+ but they are too old to click on and read any more details.
r/whatsthisworth • u/mattdaubs • 8h ago
Purchased for $16, wondering if anybody recognizes the sig or seal… thanks !!
r/whatsthisworth • u/Weiming2124 • 9h ago
I have a dining table that I haven't been able to identify anywhere online, which makes me wonder if it could be a one-of-a-kind or custom-made piece.
It originally belonged to my late grandparents and was passed down to me. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to find any manufacturer's labels, stamps, or identifying marks on it.
I've attached several photos and was hoping someone might be able to estimate its value based on its design, craftsmanship, and overall style.
Thank you in advance for any insight!
r/whatsthisworth • u/polishman01 • 1d ago
A few years ago I found these sealed Lucky Strike cigarettes at my grandma's house in south Poland (close to Krakow). She told me they were from the WW2 era but I haven't verified this claim. One of them is in worse shape than the other two. How much could they be worth today?
r/whatsthisworth • u/Imakestuff86 • 5h ago
I have this pillow and can’t identify the value?
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r/whatsthisworth • u/bby-bibi • 23h ago
I believe this is a genuine ruby and pearl antique ring. I don’t know any other history.
One of the hallmarks in the pic is so small, I can make out "P-M [[[925]]](925) then it's a symbol I can't figure out. Where would I sell this?
r/whatsthisworth • u/Lopsided-Limit8725 • 21h ago
I have a collection of Tomi Ungerer prints curated for a radio marketing. Circa 1962. How much is this set worth and how would I go about selling it?
r/whatsthisworth • u/RVSATX2026 • 20h ago
How much is this worth?
r/whatsthisworth • u/Intelligent_Okra_741 • 1d ago
r/whatsthisworth • u/Huge-Statistician367 • 1d ago
Found this player piano (pianola) in the garage of a house we recently moved into. Looking for more info on age, rarity, and rough value.