One of the most valuable items uncovered in the 6 year history of the Antiques Roadshow was discovered on Sunday as the Antiques Roadshow wrapped up next season's taping in Indiana. The item was a N. C. Wyeth painting of biblical subjects including Christ brought in by a resident from Archibold, OH, who had it in his family since 1913. The painting was estimated to be worth $250,000.

Another interesting find was an original watercolor by artist Frank Paul, an early science fiction illustrator (considered "the father of science fiction art"). The watercolor belonged to a woman whose father founded the Science Fiction Fan Club and purchased it at a science fiction convention in 1940. It was valued between $30,000 - $40,000. Also appraised was a late 1920's "orphan Annie" Halloween costume, valued between $2,500 - $3,000.

"Chubb's Antiques Roadshow" is a top-rated PBS TV series produced by WGBH Boston. It features a series of local events at which top appraisers determine the value of America's "hidden treasures," tell the stories behind those treasures and encourage people to preserve and protect their valuables. The show airs Mondays at 8 p. m. on PBS (check local listings). http://ww.pbs.org/antiques