Services & Pricing
Choose the submission option below that best fits your situation.
Before buying, selling, insuring, settling an estate, handling an inheritance, going through a divorce, or making any financial decision, professional appraisal and authentication help reduce the risk of authenticity issues, misidentification, inaccurate valuation, and costly mistakes.
First-Stage Professional Review
Online Fast Opinion — $50
Submit your photos and details online to receive a written professional opinion addressing value, authenticity, risk factors, and recommended next steps for your item, group, collection, or estate. Delivered by email within 24 hours. The $50 fee can be applied toward a full appraisal or authentication report within 14 days.
Most clients start here.
Online Appraisal & Authentication Services
Single Item Report — $150
Submit your details and photos online to receive a formal written appraisal or authentication report with expert analysis. Typically completed within 24 hours. Ideal for insurance, estate planning, resale, legal matters, or other official use.
Collection Report — $200
Submit your collection details and photos online to receive a formal written assessment of your collection’s overall estimated value. Typically completed within 24 hours. Individual item values are not included and may be submitted separately as Single Item Reports if needed.
In-Person Appraisal & Authentication Services
In-Office Consultation
$300 per hour · 1-hour minimum
In-office consultations allow items to be physically examined by David J. Rose II, providing the most thorough evaluation for authentication, appraisal, and professional guidance.
In-Home/On-Site Consultation
By Request Only
On-site consultations are arranged after an initial review and approved based on scope, location, and project requirements. This service is typically reserved for large estates, high-value collections, or situations where transportation is impractical.
Existing Client Services
Documentation Review & Certification
Verification of third-party documentation referencing a previously completed DJR Authentication report, such as IRS donation forms, insurance paperwork, estate documentation, or grading submissions.