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Junk or Fortune?

Buried treasures seem to be found in everyone's home, you just need to know where to look. Here's a list of items that may seem like junk to you, but could be very valuable.

• Antiques (furniture, carpets, fountain pens, banknotes, dolls, hat pins, stock certificates, toys, cookie cutters, kitchenware, china, glassware, games, currency, linens, and quilts)
• Beer Cans
• Bottles
• Bubblegum cards
• Cameras
• Cards (baseball, children's games, and playing)
• Cartoons
• Catalogs
• Ceramics
• Christmas tree ornaments
• Clocks
• Coins
• Comics
• Dolls (Shirley Temple, Storybook, Barbie, Beanie Babies)
• Drawings
• Election memorabilia
• Elvis memorabilia
• First editions and rare books
• Figurines
• Gems
• Guns
• Jukeboxes
• License plates
• Magazines
• Movie memorabilia
• Music boxes
• Newspapers
• Photographs
• Pinball machines
• Pipes
• Plates
• Political memorabilia
• Postcards
• Posters
• Radios
• Records
• Science fiction books
• Slot machines
• Sports memorabilia
• Stamps
• Tickets to historic events
• Toys (all types)
• Trains
• War memorabilia
• Watches

This is not a complete list of items that may be of monetary value and it does not necessarily mean that the items listed above are of value, but it is a list of items that many people overlook when listing assets.