# Tat or Treasure? 🧐

**URL:** https://club.metmo.co.uk/t/tat-or-treasure/1352
**Category:** General Discussion
**Created:** [21 August 2024 15:19 UTC](https://club.metmo.co.uk/t/tat-or-treasure/1352 "2024-08-21T15:19:49Z")
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### Author: ![James\_MetMo](https://yyz1.discourse-cdn.com/flex033/user_avatar/club.metmo.co.uk/james_metmo/32/677_2.png) [@James\_MetMo](https://club.metmo.co.uk/u/James_MetMo)
#### Post date: [21 August 2024 15:19 UTC](https://club.metmo.co.uk/t/tat-or-treasure/1352/1 "2024-08-21T15:19:49Z")

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It’s no secret that we base many of our MetMo designs on antique tools of the past, but are these antique tools ‘antique’ for a reason? Are they tat or treasure?

We’ll we’ve delved deep into the matter in one of our [latest blog posts!](https://www.metmo.co.uk/blogs/news/tat-or-treasure-understanding-the-value-behind-antique-tools-with-examples)

We cover all of the antique tool factors we think are important:

- Age
- Rarity
- Physical Attributes
- Heritage
- Condition
- Authenticity

And of course that’s not all!

[Have a read](https://www.metmo.co.uk/blogs/news/tat-or-treasure-understanding-the-value-behind-antique-tools-with-examples) and let us know what you think in the comments below ⬇!

We’d love to know if there’s anything we’ve missed, and also where you rate an antique tool in today’s modern world.