How Do You Become A Licensed Antique Appraiser?
Becoming an antique appraiser requires educational courses and a hands-on practicum under a licensed appraiser. Antique appraisers establish the value of personal property and serve as expert witnesses in divorce and estate settlement cases. Financial aid is possible at some colleges for training to become an antique appraiser. Train online. College-level courses are available at most colleges, and at real estate related schools. An antique appraiser must complete between 1,800 to 4,500 hours of experience, and 120 hours of education. A state board licensing examination and background check are also required. Antique appraisers are qualified to offer estimates on items such as art, furniture, jewelry, and general antique items. Follow the training curriculum set out for certification by the Foundation for Licensed Appraisers. Each state has specific requirements for licensure and for the hands-on apprenticeship component. The Appraisal Qualifications Board recommends standards and guid
