What's Trending in Vintage & Antiques — Week of September 28
Earrings clipped on. Canning jars sealed up. Coins turned over. Plates stacked up. Here is what Tocuro found this week, and how to spot the same things at home.

Clip-on earrings, pantry jars, pocket change, and nursery plates all moved this week. The clues sit in the wire, the lid, the toning, and the printed circus scene.
Earrings — 4× vs. last week

Found this week: Weiss Clip-On Earrings
Gold-tone clip-on earrings with glass and rhinestones set the jewelry pace, led by a twisted wire Weiss pair.
Photograph the front and the clip back. The twisted wire and rhinestone clusters are the scan hook, not a smooth stud.
Canning jars — 3× vs. last week

Found this week: Atlas E-Z Seal Glass Canning Jar — Est. $21
Canning jars sealed up around an Atlas glass jar with a metal lightning closure.
Check the embossed glass and the wire bail. The closure hardware is the detail that identifies this pantry jar.
Coins — up vs. last week

Found this week: 1973-D Kennedy Half Dollar Coin — Est. $50
Coins turned over, and the example is a copper-nickel Kennedy half with orange-brown toning.
Lay the coin flat and shoot both faces. The date, mint mark, and uneven toning are what the scan needs.
Plates — on the rise

Found this week: Hazel-Atlas Pink Circus Divided Baby Plate — Est. $23
Plates stacked up around a pink glass divided baby plate printed with circus graphics.
Photograph the face and the rim. The divided wells and circus print are the clues, along with any molded maker mark.
Your move
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