LINCOLN PARK, N.J. – After 11 years, HGTV has given the go-ahead for six new episodes of its popular series Cash in the Attic. Retooled to highlight collectible items relevant to today’s audiences, the latest iteration of the series stars Courtney Tezeno, a passionate collector, and her team of expert appraisers, including Elyse Luray, Jean David Michel and Marvin Jules, who sort through homes looking for classic toys, vintage comics, original video games and other valuable pop culture treasures. The items are then sold at Willow Auction House in Lincoln Park, New Jersey, with proceeds enabling homeowners to fund life-changing dreams, such as a down payment on a new house or a once-in-a-lifetime vacation.
Cash in the Attic is slated to air September 10 at 9 and 9:30 pm EST with two episodes: “Pop Culture for Asian Culture” and “Rare Finds for a Renovation.” Four more episodes will follow at later dates.
“We expect a wide audience to tune in for Cash in the Attic because they appreciate the nostalgic value of sports memorabilia or Beanie Babies and they may find out that they can turn something that’s gathering dust into good money,” said Jane Latman, president, HGTV.
About Willow Transitions and Auction House
Willow Transitions and Auction House is a family-owned and operated company that has been in the downsizing and auction industry for over 20 years. Willow Transitions is a complete move-management company making transitions happen smoothly and efficiently. Willow Auction house connects buyers and sellers of fine art, jewelry, decorative arts, collectibles, and eclectic furnishings. Decades of working with the top auction houses, banks, law firms, and trust companies gives the company access to fresh-to-the-market objects from estates and clients downsizing.
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