ForbesLife - Collecting
America's Most Expensive License Plates
Don't throw away that old tag. It might be worth thousands of dollars.
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Collectors Guide 2008
Depending on your fancy, there's serious money in amassing what you love.
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Behind The Scenes With An Obsessive Collector
One man's search for the broomstick of the Wicked Witch of the West.
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Nice Work, If You Can Get It
Despite the collapse of Lehman Brothers, Richard Fuld can still negotiate a deal. For example: taking home $20 million on $13.5 million worth of sold art.
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World's Up-And-Coming Art Fairs
Art Basel Miami Beach may get the fanfare, but these lesser-known fairs may be best for seasoned collectors and those just getting started.
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Russian Roulette
Sotheby's gambles big on a rare Russian painting and hits the jackpot.
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One Bubble Yet To Pop
Christie's latest vintage clothing sale--which included an $8,300 bubble cape--proves that the auction market has time before it deflates.
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Top Gun
A family heirloom from the Mexican-American War fetches a stunning $920,000.
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Financial Crisis Cools Down Art Market
The art world finally starts to feel the weight of the global financial crisis. All eyes are on New York now.
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Have A Seat--If You Can Afford It
A rare antique stool sells for a record-setting $5.2 million at Sotheby's.
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Diamonds Pay Dividends
Colored diamonds double their value every two to three years. That's more than we can say about the stock market these days.
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The $900,000 Librarian
A rare Cindy Sherman print signals the return of vintage photography collecting.
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Hirst Hysteria
Art-world provocateur Damien Hirst has art dealers shaking in their boots. They shouldn't be.
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