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How to Price Antique Radios

Antique radios can bring in a few hundred dollars. Pricing antique radios can give you an idea of how much you could sell yours for if you wanted to. Price antique radios by visiting antique shops or going online to find a similar radio like yours.


  • Take a walk around the antique shop to see if you can find any antique radios similar to the one you have. Bring the antique radio with you when you go into the antique shop to allow the sales clerk give you an estimate.

  • Locate an appraiser by searching through the yellow pages in your telephone book. Ask the appraiser what he charges to appraise an antique radio. Take the antique radio in to let the appraiser take a look at to give you an estimate.

  • Check flea markets to see if they have any antique items such as radios. Look at the prices of the radios that you see to get an idea of how much you can get for yours. Ask the owner how much she would charge for the antique radio.

  • Visit auction sites and enter in "antique radios" in the search box. Get an estimate on the worth of your radio by entering in the make of your antique radio. Look on the radio to see if you can find any information about the radio on it. Scroll through the site to see if you can find your antique radio and how much it sells for.