Allison Robertson articles

With the return of analog audio and nostalgia for the '70s through '90s, some old-school tape decks are now selling for hundreds or even thousands.

An Ohio woman scored big after buying a $2.99 Goodwill painting that turned out to be an authentic Johann Berthelsen masterpiece worth nearly $3,000 — a true thrift store treasure story that proves hidden gems still exist.

They may seem like small pieces of chrome, but vintage license plate frames have become prized collector’s items.

From early 20th-century souvenirs to movie tie-ins and limited editions, vintage snow globes can sell for hundreds, even thousands.

From early sneakers to limited designer drops, vintage footwear has become a hot market for collectors and fashion lovers alike

Yo-yos were once the ultimate playground toy, but some of these childhood favorites are now fetching serious cash. From early wooden models to rare promotional editions, collectors are spinning out over these vintage finds.

Once traded on playgrounds and stored in dusty jars, vintage marbles have become hot collector’s items

Old game consoles used to be stashed away in closets or sold at yard sales for a few bucks. But today? Some of them are collector goldmines.

Vintage hotel keys—especially those from iconic destinations or long-gone resorts—are now collector favorites. From art deco key fobs to room tags from haunted inns, these vintage hotel keys that are surprisingly valuable today.