Take a look at the following articles written by Harry:
 

RECENT RINKER ON COLLECTIBLES COLUMNS

Column #1369 - Question and Answer
Column #1370 - Articulated Comic Book Art: Futuristic Collecting
Column #1371 - Question and Answer
Column #1372 - Global Hollywood: Its Impact on American Collectors

ARCHIVED RINKER ON COLLECTIBLES COLUMNS

CHRISTMAS BONUS

$300 and A Closet (2008)
$300 and A Closet (2007)
$250 and A Closet (2006)
$250 and A Closet (2005)
$250 and A Closet (2004)
$250 and A Closet (2003)
$250 and A Closet (2002)
$250 and A Closet (2001)
$250 and A Closet (2000)
$250 and A Closet (1999)
$250 and A Closet (1998)

SPECIAL

Column #902 - Family Stories

Column #1304 - Top 10 Changes in the Last 5 Years - Part I
Column #1306 - Top 10 Changes in the Last 5 Years - Part II
Column #1308 - Top 10 Changes in the Last 5 Years - Part III

Column #1036 - Top 10 Changes in the Last 20 Years - Part I
Column #1038 - Top 10 Changes in the Last 20 Years - Part II

Column #1040 - Twenty Years and Counting
Column #1206 - Ten Signposts to Identify Endangered Collecting Categories

SPECIAL SERIES – Why Collectors Stop Collecting

Column #1198 - Why Collectors Stop Collecting – Part I
Column #1200 - Why Collectors Stop Collecting – Part II
Column #1202 - Why Collectors Stop Collecting – Part III
Column #1204 - Why Collectors Stop Collecting – Part IV
Column #1208 - Why Collectors Stop Collecting – The Final Word 

SPECIAL SERIES – Globalization of Collecting

Part I – Understanding the Collecting Community
Part II – America's Role

Part III – Understanding the Foreign Collecting Scene
Part IV – Technology's Role, Current State of the Market,

                  and Growth Opportunities

SPECIAL

Disposing of the Personal Property of a Parent, Relative, or Friend

Where Can I Sell It?

SPECIAL SERIES – Researching Collectibles

Part I – Research Facilities
Part II – Research Techniques

SPECIAL SERIES – Dealing with Water Damage with Special
Emphasis on Flood Damage

Part I – Planning Ahead and Weathering the Immediate

               Emergency

                 Photographs

Part IV – Recovery of Water-Damaged Ceramics, Glass,

                  Furniture, Metals, and Textiles