In 2007, a New York family’s $3 garage-sale bowl became a $2.2M fortune after experts uncovered its 1,000-year-old identity in 2013

In 2007, a family in New York stumbled upon a plain white bowl priced at just three dollars. Little did they know that experts would later classify it as a rare Chinese Ding ware from the Northern Song dynasty. Sotheby’s placed an impressive valuation on it, estimating between two hundred thousand and three hundred thousand dollars.
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