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Steve Roach
Steve Roach is listed in the FAIR appraiser registry with an office in Baltimore, Maryland. The record comes from the International Society of Appraisers (ISA) member directory and lists ISA CAPP and ISA Certified. Listed specialties: Art, Collectibles: Coins & Currency and Medals & Medallions and more.
Appraiser facts
- Credentials, memberships and roles
- ISA: listed as ISA CAPP, ISA Certified in the International Society of Appraisers directory (record imported February 20, 2026)
- ISA CAPP
- ISA Certified
Source: ISA member directory record. Source-check date not published. Confirm current standing with the issuing organization.
- Office location
Baltimore, Maryland
- Fees
Not supplied. Ask for written terms that do not depend on value, sale price or outcome.
For comparison only, not this appraiser's fee: 25 FAIR-listed fine art appraisers post an hourly rate on their own websites. The median is $200 an hour, and the middle half charge $150–$300 (checked October 2026).
- Website
- Registry status
Listed · Unclaimed
Listed since 2026-02-20; record edited 2026-08-25.
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Source record and dates
- Source checked
- Not supplied
- Profile record edited
- 2026-08-25
- Listed since
- 2026-02-20
- Source freshness
- Source-check date unavailable
- Source confidence
- Website-backed unclaimed profile
- Source wording
- Art, Collectibles - Coins & Currency, Medals & Medallions, Paintings, Sculpture, ISA CAPP, ISA Certified
- Service categories
- Fine art, Antiques
- Linked source
- steveroachonline.com
- Discovery status
- Unclaimed appraiser profile
- Profile completeness
- Strong public detail
- Profile evidence confidence
- Website-backed public source
- Formal-use routing signals
- Unknown
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Local read
FAIR lists Steve Roach as an unclaimed, website-backed Baltimore, MD profile with Fine art/Antiques categories; Art, Collectibles - Coins & Currency, Medals & Medallions, Paintings, Sculpture, ISA CAPP, and ISA credential-like specialty language; no FAIR formal-use signal; no public fee statement, USPAP education field, or claim/control status. The listed website redirects to Steve Roach's ISA appraiser profile. That source lists Steve Roach, JD, ISA CAPP, ISA member since Jan. 1, 2007, with a Baltimore office in ZIP 21218, a New York City office, office phone (214) 536-4309, and email contact through ISA. The profile describes him as a fine art and rare coin appraiser, co-instructor of ISA's fine art course, and an AQB-Certified USPAP Instructor, with more than 20 years of experience. It says he specializes in charitable contributions and served nearly a decade as a senior art appraiser for the Internal Revenue Service, evaluating more than 3,000 works of art and cultural property for federal estate, gift, income, and charitable contribution tax matters. It also lists lectures at Sotheby's, the FBI, and the U.S. Department of State, coin grading at PCGS and ANACS, coin grading/authentication teaching for the American Numismatic Association, and institutional work. The source describes services for private collectors, attorneys, institutions, and fiduciaries: appraisals, appraisal review, expert witness testimony, auction consulting, donations, estate/probate, estate tax, divorce, equitable distribution, tax-deductible gifts, litigation, tax, and insurance.
The clearest source-backed fit is fine art, rare coins, medals and medallions, paintings, sculpture, prints, photography, books, ceramics, decorative arts, furniture, drawings, ephemera, watercolors, music boxes, and collectibles. The source also names federal tax, charitable contribution, estate, gift, income, donation, estate/probate, divorce, equitable distribution, expert witness, insurance, appraisal review, and auction-consulting contexts. Confirm exact report purpose and object fit directly.
Before outreach, prepare photos, dimensions, artist or maker names, signatures, inscriptions, edition numbers, medium, condition notes, provenance, purchase records, collection history, prior appraisals, tax or estate documents, coin grading holders, medals documentation, and the intended use of the report. Ask which office or inspection method applies, whether fees are non-contingent, what standards and effective date will be used, and what records are needed for tax, estate, insurance, litigation, or donation use.
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