‘Antiques Roadshow’ erroneously appraises high school art project at $50,000

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Kids, hold on to your macaroni art, because the Roadshow isn't always right.

Years ago, Alvin Barr purchased a mysterious clay jug for $300 at a Eugene, Oregon estate sale. Unsure about the piece's origins, he brought it to appraiser Stephen L. Fletcher when...

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