What's your stuff worth?

Most Disney stuff is fun but cheap. A small slice is worth real money. Here's how to spot vintage Disneyana, production cels and retired limited editions, and price them right.

That crusty skillet on the thrift store shelf could be a Griswold or early Wagner collectors want. Here's how to read the marks, check condition and price it right.

Michael Jordan's white Game 3 jersey from the 1998 NBA Finals sold for $12.26 million on Joopiter, the most ever paid for game-worn Jordan memorabilia at auction. Here's how it compares and what collectors can take from it.

Some vintage receivers and turntables sell for serious money, and some barely cover shipping. Here's how to identify yours, check real sold prices and sell it right.

A 2015 contest prize Pikachu that sold for $19,200 last year just went for $8.4 million. Here's what happened and what it means for Pokémon collectors.

Most old Star Wars stuff is common, but original posters, key comics, sealed cards and rare promo items can sell well. Here's how to tell what you have and what it's worth.

Most thrift store stock isn't worth flipping, but some categories sell reliably. Here's what to grab, how to check value in the aisle and where to sell it.

Most Pyrex is common, but certain patterns, colorways and complete sets sell well. Here's how to identify them, price them from sold listings and where to sell.

Most modern action figures resell near retail. Here's how to spot the sealed, exclusive and discontinued ones worth real money, and where to sell them.