What the best auction house for selling Brooklyn stuff

[keithsky]

Any thoughts on best auction house for selling Brooklyn dodgers items besides eBay. Alittle bit of everything from the past 25 years. Autograph balls, bats, pictures, pins, pennants, oddball items. I have seen Leland's seems to list alot of Brooklyn items every auction. Thanks

[Snapolit1]

Originally Posted by keithsky

Any thoughts on best auction house for selling Brooklyn dodgers items besides eBay. Alittle bit of everything from the past 25 years. Autograph balls, bats, pictures, pins, pennants, oddball items. I have seen Leland's seems to list alot of Brooklyn items every auction. Thanks

I'd recommend he speak with Al at Love of the Game. There are Brooklyn Dodger items that are quite valuable and many are pretty common. Al can give your friend a good idea of what he has. I susect most of it is not worth what an average Joe might think it's worth, but there could be a few chestnuts hiding in there that could be a big deal.

Been said on the board 1,000 times, but Al is knowegeable and trustworthy. And a nice guy to speak with.

[keithsky]

Thanks for your post. I will check it out and contact them.

[Wildfireschulte]

MEARS current auction has an interesting Brooklyn Dodgers letter to Boom Boom Beck posted.

[mrreality68]

Originally Posted by Snapolit1

I'd recommend he speak with Al at Love of the Game. There are Brooklyn Dodger items that are quite valuable and many are pretty common. Al can give your friend a good idea of what he has. I susect most of it is not worth what an average Joe might think it's worth, but there could be a few chestnuts hiding in there that could be a big deal.

Been said on the board 1,000 times, but Al is knowegeable and trustworthy. And a nice guy to speak with.

+1 Agree LOTG is great auction house. Al is really good to work with and they are really good with all types of collectables

[doug.goodman]

Originally Posted by Snapolit1

I'd recommend he speak with Al at Love of the Game. There are Brooklyn Dodger items that are quite valuable and many are pretty common. Al can give your friend a good idea of what he has. I susect most of it is not worth what an average Joe might think it's worth, but there could be a few chestnuts hiding in there that could be a big deal.

Been said on the board 1,000 times, but Al is knowegeable and trustworthy. And a nice guy to speak with.

Also my first thought when I saw this thread.