A former Motown Museum employee made an unusual—and very valuable—discovery after he returned from the estate sale of a Detroit musician: Inside a record, which he'd purchased for just 50 cents, the man found Marvin Gaye's 1964 passport.

At this weekend's Antiques Roadshow stop in Tulsa, Oklahoma, a man walked in with a set of five Chinese cups carved from rhinoceros horns that he's had since the 70s. An appraiser for the show, Lark Mason told local news station KTUL, "As each one came out of the box my jaw started to drop a little more and that of at my colleagues eyes and their jaws dropped as well."

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Most people who bring items onto Antiques Roadshow probably consider themselves lucky to walk away with a few thousand dollars in their pocket. But can you imagine having your life changed by stuff you have in your attic?

Do you have old junk precious antiques laying around your place? Well, you're in luck: Anitques Roadshowand the WGBH Lab are partnering up in an open call for your stuff. Video with details on how to apply, inside.

How would you react if you found that ol' Aunt Esther's ottoman was worth 90k? Antiques Roadshow wants to remind viewers to never throw anything away because there is always a chance you'll become rich and public television famous.