It's no secret: some old things, like good wine, "strengthen" in value over the years.
Those that were common during the Soviet Union era are no exception. Today, some of them can bring a fortune.
For example, crystal objects. These are well-known attributes of almost every Soviet home – vases, decanters, glasses.
Remember: nowadays the fashion for antiques is gaining momentum again.
Therefore, if you have such items, especially those that were “migrated” from grandmothers and great-grandmothers during the Soviet era from the tsarist times, do not throw them away.
Also valued today are Soviet glass holders – symbols of an era that has gone into the depths of history.
Collectors pay special attention to rare glass holders with coats of arms or unusual patterns.
And if there is interest from the person who wants to buy, then the price of the item will go up.
Badges and medals from the Soviet era are also of interest to collectors.
Of particular interest are rare badges issued in limited editions or dedicated to important events.
It is quite possible that after some time the cost of such products will increase significantly.
As well as the cost of old radio receivers and record players like the popular Mayak, Vega and others in the Soviet Union.
The Madonna sets are also among the items that show all the signs of a rapid price increase.
The very same ones that contain images of scenes from ancient myths.
