Decluttering cookware can free up space, but don't toss the following vintage kitchen items, as they could have collectors' value and be worth a pretty penny.

Copper cookware that would make Julia Child nod in approval. These pans have barely sautéed a thing and are ready for your culinary adventures. Photo credit: AbleLight Thrift Shop – Appleton Their ...

The iconic blue WHAM sign welcomes treasure hunters like a beacon of secondhand possibility. Behind those doors? Pure thrifting magic awaits. Photo credit: WHAM Resale The bright blue sign against the ...

The first penny was 100% copper, per the U.S. Mint. Then, in 1856 the “Flying Eagle” scent started production with 88% copper, the American Plating Company says.

Here’s what to know as you sift through your spare change. How do I know if I have a rare penny? Values can shift depending on the penny. A few stand out as being of particular interest because ...

While most pennies are worth only one cent, some rare variations can fetch a large sum at auction. With the penny on its way out, you may want to consider checking your coin jar for rare cent ...

Values can shift depending on the penny. A few stand out as being of particular interest because of their uncommon pressing or special markings. Copper pennies issued in 1943 are extremely rare ...

Values can shift depending on the penny. A few stand out as being of particular interest because of their uncommon pressing or special markings. Copper pennies issued in 1943 are extremely rare ...

That year marked a transition year that produced several penny variations based on date, mint mark and metal composition. During 1982, the coin shifted from being almost entirely copper to almost ...

Before 1992, UK copper coins were 97% copper, whereas in 1992 it was changed to copper-plated steel. This is not to be confused with US advice - in the US, pennies reduced copper content in 1982 ...