On this episode of Value This: as Yogi Berra once said, it ain’t over til it’s over.  This show ain’t over until we talk about baseball cards (including Yogi’s), a Hofner Bass guitar (same one Paul McCartney used), and photos of Hitler.  Now that’s a combination!  Plus, we will have the answer to last week's stumper and the Quote of the Week.

On this episode of Value This: Are ash trays still popular or did they go out with the smokes?  A great vase with no value and a find from the bottom of the sea.  Plus, we will have the answer to last week's stumper and the Quote of the Week.  All this and more on this episode of Value This.

This week on Value This: Brian & Leon help listeners find the value of their antiques and collectibles. 

On this episode of Value This:  What a story!  A visitor comes in our studio and tells us about his encounter with Richard Nixon and has a gift to prove it.  Hear his story and our relationship to it.

On this episode of Value This: From the state of Washington to the shores of China, we cover it all.  To top it off, both Brian and Leon learn how to pronounce a French name they kill every time.

On this episode of Value This: the show this week features a 1987 Sooner football, signed by all coaches and players.  It may be deflated, but find out if the price is deflated.  What makes a signed football desirable?  The only way to find out is to listen to this episode of Value This!

On this episode of Value This: we hope we don’t cause too much happiness when we end this show because our callers are great.  Mike has a balance from the Bureau of Mines, Jackie an Alaskan painting, and Debra a bunch of old paper. 

On this episode of Value This: we have 2 experts this week and they’re not Brian and Leon.  Lisa Cohen is a gemologist and will explain what makes a diamond a diamond and Mel Smith from Nag’s Head will tell us what makes an engraving from the 1700’s just a print.  Maybe Brian and Leon will stump them with their guest quiz since they can’t stump them with anything else.

On this episode of Value This:  A long and interesting discussion with Andrew Milne from Scotland on the merits of Scottish food from 1800…or the lack thereof.  Andrew is one of our buddies who collects old license plates, a few cars, and Scottish jokes.  We’ve got callers as well, so stick through the heavy accent.  It’s hard to understand Brian and Leon sometimes…that Jersey sound.

On this episode of Value This: Another weird show with a liquor cabinet, colored glass animals (not in the liquor cabinet), and a piece of American diner folk art.  Stuff you won’t hear about anywhere else…at least not in this format.  Listen to Brian and Leon make a flub and keep it in the show.  Isn’t live radio great?