Court-Appointed Appraiser in New York
Hudson Valley Numismatics provides court-approved appraisals for attorneys, executors, guardians, trustees and the New York courts. Marc is approved under Part 36 of the Rules of the Chief Judge to serve as an appraiser, holds Fiduciary ID #107338, and is eligible for appointment through December 2028.
Counties Served
- Bronx
- Dutchess
- Kings (Brooklyn)
- New York (Manhattan)
- Putnam
- Queens
- Rockland
- Westchester
What We Appraise
Coins, currency, bullion, jewelry, fine art, antiques and collectibles. Every report is written to USPAP standards, the format accepted by courts, the IRS and banks.
Common Court and Fiduciary Matters
- Estates and probate (Surrogate’s Court)
- Guardianships
- Trusts and fiduciary accountings
- Equitable distribution in divorce
- Estate tax and date-of-death valuations
How an Appointment Works
A judge may appoint us directly from the Part 36 list, or an attorney or fiduciary may retain us for an estate or case. We inspect and document the items, research current market values, and deliver a written USPAP appraisal report suitable for filing with the court.
Court-Approved by the State of New York
Marc Rosner is on the New York State Part 36 fiduciary list — the official roster of professionals approved by the NY Unified Court System to serve in court-appointed roles. For coin and currency collections moving through estates, trusts, guardianships, or contested probate, a Part 36 appraisal carries the weight a judge needs. Learn about our court-appointed appraisal services →
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Inclusion on the Part 36 list is not automatic. It requires a vetted application, ongoing eligibility review, and active certification by the state. Marc holds Fiduciary ID #107338, is approved to serve as an appraiser in Bronx, Dutchess, Kings (Brooklyn), New York (Manhattan), Putnam, Queens, Rockland and Westchester counties, and is eligible through December 2028.
Marc’s official listing on the NY Courts Part 36 Eligibility List. To check it yourself, open the link below, choose Appraiser and a county (e.g. Westchester), enter Marc Rosner, tick the “I’m not a robot” box and press Search.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can an attorney hire you without a court order?
Yes. Attorneys, executors and fiduciaries can retain us directly for estate, trust and tax valuations.
Do you work outside these eight counties?
Yes, for private appraisals. Part 36 court appointments are made in the counties listed above.
Are your reports accepted by the IRS?
Our appraisals follow USPAP, the standard used for court, IRS and bank purposes.
Request a Court or Estate Appraisal
Call (914) 649-3317 or contact us online to discuss your case.