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Antiques Roadshow provides laypersons an opportunity to have their (potentially) valuable objects inspected and appraised by field experts. A television show by the same name, originally airing in the United Kingdom, features some of these objects and their appraisals.Luckily, many clips from Antiques Roadshow are freely available, providing a unique engagement trigger instructors may use to initiate an interactive lecture segment with a short, economic-intuition packed video. A set of short response questions paired with class discussion allows students to interact with one another and their instructor, helping students interrogate the price mechanism, subjective value and the broader market process.

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