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Updated: Saturday, 18 Feb 2012, 10:10 PM EST
Published : Saturday, 18 Feb 2012, 10:10 PM EST
WARWICK, R.I. (WPRI) - Hundreds of people lined up in Warwick Saturday for a chance to have some of their hidden treasures appraised by the experts.
Rhode Island's PBS affiliate, WSBE, hosted a taping of an antiques appraisal show. Participants were charged a fee to have their items appraised, and the money raised goes to help the station, which could stand to lose one-third of its funding due to budget cuts.
Fine art, silver, furniture, and everything in between was on display.
One Barrington man brought a map dating back to the 1800s which detailed plans to rebuild firehouses after a massive fire in the city.
Michael Pichie brought what might have been the find of the show - a ticket for the luxury liner Titanic, which sank with a tremendous loss of life back in 1912.
The program which was being recorded will air sometime this spring or summer.
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