Tammy kept an old painting in her closet for more than ten years. She started to throw it away twice, but something told her to hold on to it until she could find out what it was worth. Then one morning last December she was watching the morning show on the Denver NBC affiliate, 9NEWS. Will Seippel, the CEO and Founder of WorthPoint, was talking about his new company, WorthPoint, a website that helps people value items with online tools and expert advice. Tammy headed for her computer and posted her first question on worthpoint.com - How do I find the value of a Takanori Oguiss painting? she asked. Her instincts were good as you will see in this video. You can also read about the Tammy's story on 9News in Denver- One person's trash turns out to be a real treasure. Editor's note: WorthPoint helped Tammy sell the painting at auction for $103,000. WorthPoint - Get the Most from your Antiques and Collectibles.
