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Evaluator
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Evaluator
In investing, an outside party who estimates the value of an illiquid asset, such as an antique or an inactive bond. Evaluators sometimes perform their services after a death to appraise rare or one-of-a-kind items. See also: Appraisal.

evaluator
An expert who appraises and assigns a worth to assets for which it is difficult to determine market value.


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