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Antiques Roadshow's $110K-130K Gem in St. Louis

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Antiques Roadshow returns for its 30th season in 2026, heading to St. Louis Grants Farm for thrilling treasure hunts. This Emmy-winning show, with 23 nominations, remains the top primetime PBS hit. Fans are captivated by discoveries like an 1885 Andrew Clemens sand bottle, a nearly complete 1933 Goudey baseball card set, and a 1965 Joan Miró pencil sketch. One item valued between $110,000 and $130,000 left viewers astonished, highlighting the life-changing potential of hidden gems. Stream it on the new KPBS Plus app or catch live on various channels.

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Antiques Roadshow's $110K-130K Gem in St. Louis

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California News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Antiques Roadshow's $110K-130K Gem in St. Louis. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Antique's Roadshow is firing up its 30th broadcast season in 2026, heading to St. Louis at Grant's Farm for some epic treasure hunts. This Emmy darling with 23 nominations stays the top prime time PBS hit, Blending Adventure, History, and Big Reveals. They uncovered gems like an Andrew Clemen sand bottle from around 1885, a near complete set of 239 out of two, 140-1933 Gaudi baseball cards, and a Joan Miro pencil sketch, circa 1965. Fans lose it over these fines every time, turning everyday folks into instant history buffs as appraisers drop knowledge on rare pieces that spark, family stories, and wild what ifs. One standout item blew minds with a value between $110,000 and $130,000, proving hidden gems can change. Shroom it all on the new KPBS Plus app for Roku, smart TVs, or phones, or cash live on

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