In-Person Appraisal & Authentication Services
Book an In-Office Consultation with David J. Rose II
Private, one-on-one in-office consultations are conducted at our Mount Pleasant, SC office for expert appraisal, authentication, and professional guidance. These hands-on sessions are ideal for individual items, small groups, or portable collections and are designed to help you clearly understand what you have and the most appropriate next steps.
Appointments are billed at $300 per hour with a one-hour minimum. Typical sessions include professional evaluation and formal written documentation when appropriate. Additional time, expanded research, or documentation requirements—if needed—are determined based on scope and complexity and discussed transparently during the visit. All consultations are scheduled online below.
“Mr. Rose is the reason my collection is no longer overwhelming.” — Jordan V.
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In-Office Consultation Pricing & What to Expect
$300 per hour · 1-hour minimum
Schedule a hands-on, in-office session with David J. Rose II in Mount Pleasant, SC for valuation, authentication, and tailored professional guidance.
| Typical In-Office Scope | Estimated Cost |
| 1 item or portable collection overview | $300 |
| 2 items | $450 |
| 3 items | $600 |
| 4–6 items | $750–$900 |
| 7–10 items | $1,050–$1,200 |
| 10+ items | Custom pricing |
| Pricing shown reflects typical in-office sessions billed by time and includes formal written documentation. Actual cost and turnaround may vary based on complexity, research requirements, or scope of work. | |
In-Home/On-Site Consultation — By Request Only
In-home and on-site consultations are not publicly scheduled and are considered following a scheduled phone consultation with our expert, based on scope, location, and project requirements. On-site sessions are typically recommended for large collections, fragile items, or situations where transportation is impractical.