vincy4fish98

Hi Vinod, I don't have any suggestions other than calling the 800 number on their site or filling out the preliminary "find an appraiser" online form so that they can connect you with an appraiser based on your needs and subject area. If you know of photo galleries or photographers they may even have better sources/recommendations locally that you might consider.

Hi Vinod, I'm an archivist or that's my day job. Ethically speaking I can't recommend an appraiser, but you may want to find one through an appraisal society. https://www.appraisers.org/ I'm sure you can locate one near you. There may be a fee involved if you do want to go through the process but that can be asked ahead of time. Also, you may want to rehouse the collection of photos in archival sleeves, mylar would be your best bet and we order our supplies through Gaylord. https://www.gaylord.com/ They are a little more pricey than what you would find at an office supply store for photos but well worth peace of mind and preservation of treasured photos Vince.

https://howardonmortgagefinance.com/2024/12/09/release-2-0/ I'm sure many on here are familiar with Tim Howard's writing on this over the years.