
Register Now to Participate in Chesapeake Collectibles
October 4 & 5, 2025
Do you have any unique antiques or quirky collectibles that you’d like to learn more about? Bring your items to the taping of Season 13 of Chesapeake Collectibles and meet with one of our expert appraisers – you may even end up on TV!
For over a decade, Chesapeake Collectibles has entertained, surprised, and enlightened Maryland Public Television viewers. Every season, guests have the opportunity to meet with expert appraisers to learn more about their family heirlooms, flea market finds, and cherished collectibles. The most interesting items and stories are selected for evaluation in front of the cameras, resulting in priceless moments as guests share their tales, discover the histories of their items, and receive an answer to the all-consuming question: how much is it worth?
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How to Participate
Registration is required to attend the event. We offer two registration options:
- Standard Registration ($135) - evaluation of up to three items.
- Overnight Package ($375) – evaluation of up to three items, overnight accommodations and a meet-and-greet with one of our appraisers.
- Both packages allow you to bring a guest.
- Both packages include a one-year membership to MPT and access to MPT Passport.
Blog - Talkin' Collectibles
2025 COLLECTIBLES OUTLOOK, PART 3
And now — ta-da! — for the big finish: After two installments of our Chesapeake Collectibles appraisers assessing this year’s antiques and memorabilia trends, we’re back to conclude with a rousing flourish (if we do say so ourselves).
Glance back at the first two parts if you want to refresh your memory, but be assured we’re wrapping up with a fresh set of insights about collectors’ interests and market forces.
Recent Episodes
An exclusive journey to meet the appraisers, producers, and guests who bring the show to life.
Iconic Baltimore painting; Teacher in Space Project; Rolex Submariner; silver tea set.
Cane guns; western painting; prototype naval boat; Baltimore silver bowl; Orioles charms.
Major funding is provided by Alex Cooper Auctioneers Art and Luxury Auction House