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Anne, if you continue to work in museums as a collections manager or curator, you will not be able to provide appraisals to donors or potential donors. It will help help you know the value of your museum's items for insurance purposes and aid in your own identification of artifacts. I would say, unless you are going to pursue appraising as a career and not work at a museum, I would not take the course.


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From: Anne Letkeman <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Thu, Jul 23, 2009 11:48 am
Subject: Advice on appraising courses





























I am a young museum professional with a master’s
degree in museum studies. I have been working now as a collections specialist
managing the collections of three historic houses for about two years. I am
looking into taking an appraising course offered by the International Society
of Appraisers. It is an expensive course, and I am wondering if it is
worthwhile. Will it make me more appealing to future employers? Will it help my
career as a collections manager if I have knowledge of appraising? Or would it
lessen my credibility as collections manager?  Any advice would be
helpful. You can respond to me on or off list. Thanks.



 



Anne Letkeman



Collections Specialist



City of Roswell



Roswell, GA
 30075



 



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