First Place in the Antiques Roadshow Top Ten Items

http://www.antiquinginsidestory.com/a... From the 2010 season premiere of the U.S. Antiques Roadshow, on PBS. It is the highest appraisal value ever given on the show. This 18th-Century Qianlong Jade Collection from the 18th century Qing Dynasty was acquired between the late 1930's and through the 1940s, by her father while he was serving in the military as a liaison. The guest recalls that as a child, she "heard that some of them had imperial seals," and was curious to learn more. What a surprise it was, to learn that they were the most valuable items to ever be shown on the North American syndication of the show.

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[TurboDerp]

That was the calmest reaction to finding out you have over a million dollars ever.

[zillachris]

damn



[tripjet999]

I would wait until it was actually SOLD and I had the money in the bank to get excited. A few years ago at the Roadshow, we had one of our items appraised at $13,000 and couldn't get an offer of more than $5,000 when we contacted dealers across the country.

[dukemydogy]

got to be calm when over 700 thousand dollars is sitting precariously in front of you

[OrtizVintage]

nice haircut lady.

[wobba888]

She's not doing cartwheels coz she knew of their potential value, theses pieces were probably stolen from china and smuggled out in the war! Just coz it's been inherited, don't mean it ain't stolen!

[conservaslayer]

She ended up dropping the box they were in when she carried them out. All broken and now, totally worthless.

[norrie54]

the rich get richer.......... id drop dead..

[GustavXXX]

What the hell if that was me i would be doing cartwheels and screaming like a madman just shouting incoherent words for hours, i'd have to be knocked out like 6 times before i stopped flipping out but she's just like "Damn, that's just adequate. I find this very enjoyable yes."

[grumpzvaldovinos123]

Haha she said daim! Ha