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Why should I choose The Appraisal Group?

Led by David J. Goldberg, who has over 35 years of experience, The Appraisal Group follows USPAP standards and works with a network of experts to ensure accurate, credible, and defensible valuations.

What does the appraisal process involve?

The process begins with a consultation to determine your needs, followed by either an in-person or remote appraisal. You’ll receive a detailed report including descriptions, photos, and valuation d...

Can you help me sell my art or antiques?

Absolutely. The Appraisal Group offers selling assistance, including pricing guidance, cataloging, marketing, and display strategies to help you achieve the best possible return.

Do you work with museums and corporate collections?

Yes. The Appraisal Group partners with museums and corporations to provide collection valuations, gift appraisals, and loan exhibition appraisals, ensuring proper documentation and insurance coverage.

How can an appraisal help with insurance coverage?

Appraisals provide accurate valuations needed to secure proper insurance coverage, file claims, or update policies. This ensures your valuables are neither underinsured nor overinsured.

Do you offer legal appraisal services?

Yes. The Appraisal Group provides legal appraisals for mediation, estate settlements, and litigation support, helping clients avoid unnecessary legal expenses and resolve disputes efficiently.

What types of items can The Appraisal Group evaluate?

The Appraisal Group specializes in appraising fine art, antiques, and personal property collections, including furniture, paintings, sculptures, silver, and collectibles. Their appraisals reflect c...

Is Mr. Goldberg reputable?

David J. Goldberg and his network of experts that make up the Appraisal Group adhere to the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP) set by the Appraisal Standards Board of the ...

How can I check on Mr. Goldberg’s credentials?

You can check on an appraiser’s reputation by contacting the professional societies with which he is affiliated.