Rarity is what?

Rarity is a rarity, any rare object with historical value and a rather ancient origin. Its Latin name is "raritas". This term is mainly applied to exhibits in museums, which have no more analogues.

Rarity is something that does not lose its value

Assuming that any monetary system is not reliable, people at all times have acquired values. The search and purchase of a rare thing, the value of which will only grow with the years, is the investment of funds in rarities. As practice shows, annually antiques increase by 20-30 percent. To determine whether an ancient thing is a rarity, it is possible with the help of specialists.

Find and buy a rare thing

Experienced people understand that the most profitable investments are made into very expensive things. During the economic recession, the rarest antiques market items are sold more quickly and more profitably. When the old paintings of famous authors do not have enough money, but you want to successfully purchase painting, you can be interested in the works of the authors of the so-called second plan. This means the pupils of the artist, the great master.

Rarity: books

It is believed that the collection of ancient books is preferable to the acquisition of works of art, because it is easier to determine the authenticity of books. Buying old books, it is desirable to find copies published during the life of the authors. It should be borne in mind that in the absence of at least one volume in the kit, the subsequent price at the sale will be much lower. Easier and easier to sell books on history, industry, hunting, and more difficult - language dictionaries, textbooks, medical and highly specialized literature.

Rarities of the USSR

It can be collectibles of those years: postcards, badges, figurines, stamps, calendars, plates, Pioneer and Komsomol attributes, portraits and busts of figures of the Communist Party and much more. In philately, a unique Tiflis postage stamp was considered a value in Soviet times. In numismatics the most famous rarity is the Konstantinovsky ruble. Nowadays it is possible to buy unique items of historical and artistic value in the salons of antiques, commission shops and even on the flea market. Everybody knows the commission from Soviet times. Now here you can find the old "agitational" porcelain, sculptural busts of Soviet times, which are estimated to be half cheaper than in antique salons. Among the objects of everyday life there are such rarities of the USSR as silver dining sets, coins, coasters, trays, porcelain figurines, plates from the services issued in ancient times.

In search of antiquarian products you can go to the flea market. Here you can find everything - furniture, paintings, dishes, old equipment, badges, clothes, all this can be bought. Of course, here you will not find the objects of Ancient Rome, but there is a choice of things from the last century.

To find rare rare rarity is very difficult and fascinating, but such investments are reliable. It must be remembered that in difficult times only very expensive works of art will not lose their value, for example painting.