Posted on June 22, 2008 by Daryle Lambert
By working in the high end of the antique and fine art markets, along with the plan I’ve laid out in my book, you will discover that trading in the kinds of tangible goods sought after by the world’s wealthy will be the path that sets you and your family financially free.
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Posted on April 17, 2008 by Daryle Lambert
Members of the 31 Club are proactively taking control over the state of their personal finances in this tough economy by learning to build a bank account large enough to last a lifetime by buying, selling and reinvesting in antiques, collectibles and fine art with mentor, Daryle Lambert, author of “31 Steps to Your Millions in Antiques & Collectibles.”
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Posted on March 26, 2008 by Daryle Lambert
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This Beanie Baby bear recently sold for $500 on eBay.
I thought the Beanie Baby craze was over, but I was wrong. I recently looked at eBay and found beanie babies bring in some big bucks. Some are over a thousand dollars. The Royal Blue Peanut the Elephant, 1995, sold for [...]
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Posted on March 15, 2008 by Daryle Lambert
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Yesterday, I wrote about making a good chunk of change if you ran across Doulton Dogs. Today, it’s Pigs, Rabbits, Kittens & Penguins and K Figurines. Often, there will be a table of figurines at sales. It’s great when you find a table that will have several Doulton animals offered, especially [...]
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Posted on March 1, 2008 by Daryle Lambert
What’s your number? No, not your phone number, but what’s the number in dollars that you will personally need in order to finance your life during your golden years? After you’ve paid to send the kids to college, that is.
Oh, you don’t have money to send the kids to college? Sure, you can jump through [...]
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Posted on January 16, 2008 by Daryle Lambert
We’re busy as bees these days at the 31 Club, the industry’s only Antiques, Collectible and Fine Art Wealth Building Club and Learning Site. You will begin to see the new face of our website starting to take shape very soon. Our Daily Blog, which has become the signature of our company, will now be [...]
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Posted on January 7, 2008 by Daryle Lambert
The auction in Evansville ended yesterday, and I was able to get some figures on how the 31 Gang’s pieces did. The Harvey Joiner portrait we bought for an incredibly low price made us 11 times our investment, however, even at that, it didn’t sell at what I thought it could. Whoever purchased it got [...]
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Posted on January 6, 2008 by Daryle Lambert
Sunday, January 6, 2008
Daryle Lambert: Surprise News from Antiques, Collectibles & Fine Art Auction
Yesterday, I didn’t expect anything special but it didn’t turn out that way. You see, the big day I’ve been waiting for for is today, when the 31 Gang, which includes Cindy, Chris, Clarke and me, have a couple of pieces selling [...]
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Posted on January 5, 2008 by Daryle Lambert
The Stock Market was down 250 points yesterday, unemployment rose to 5 %, plus housing sales were the worst in sixteen years. Time to panic, right? Not so fast. This might very well be the best time to be in our business — buying and selling Antiques, Collectibles and Fine Art. In fact, it might [...]
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Posted on January 3, 2008 by Daryle Lambert
Just because the art world is on fire doesn’t mean that every artist will have his work available for sale in the market. Why is this important to know?Let’s take Kentucky artist, Harvey Joiner for example. Though he was exceptionally skilled in portraiture, having painted the first five Indiana Governors and portraits of prominent people [...]
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