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09-13-2015, 09:26 PM
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You will be charged a commission based on the hammer price unless you negotiate otherwise. Unless the items you have are really unique or high value you won't have a whole lot of leverage in this matter. Generally there is no "fee" to consign an item, although for autographs they'll try to charge you an authentication fee unless you have an authentication from a reputable TPA.
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