Considering Selling Off My Autos

[Exhibitman]

I think Heritage has an NYC office, Lelands is on L.I., and REA is in NJ, so you could start there. If there is enough value they will come to you.

[travrosty]

they will come to you if you have nice enough autographs. goldin auctions in on this site and they could help you too.

[jgmp123]

Don't forget about the B/S/T section....most trusted individuals here can send payment via Paypal Gift and you get around all of the 18-20% fees you would pay with the big auction houses.

Thre are plenty of high rollers here ready to spend money on good autographs.

[margoaepi]

Thanks guys. All good suggestions. I think I have a number of nice pieces (feel free to browse in my flickr album), but I don't think I want to piecemeal stuff out if I decide to go this way. I'm certainly not sure I want to sell anything and may just stick with what I have (and probably keep adding if that's the case). I don't believe I've been burned, but I have been thinking about this for some time and appreciate your input.

[chaddurbin]

if you go big auction house route, they'll probably single lots your nicer pieces (signed tobacco, young, greenberg, lajoie...) but group the smaller lots anyways.

were there alot of interest when you made the t205 walsh/t206 marquard available? probably best bet to big auction house them to get most eyes on them, that's why they charge 20%. if you list them on the board expect alot of back n forth and tire-kickers etc.

another suggestion would be consigning them to richard/jim for their client list but that will also require some work hammering out prices for each piece.

[HOF Auto Rookies]

Sent you an email Josh, I got dibs on two that you know I want

[shelly]

Originally Posted by jgmp123

Don't forget about the B/S/T section....most trusted individuals here can send payment via Paypal Gift and you get around all of the 18-20% fees you would pay with the big auction houses.

Thre are plenty of high rollers here ready to spend money on good autographs.

The best idea so far. Give the people here a chance and safe yourself 20 percent. Trust me if Jim and Richard see a good deal they will pounce on it.

Jim I left the door open go for it.

[jcmtiger]

Originally Posted by shelly

The best idea so far. Give the people here a chance and safe yourself 20 percent. Trust me if Jim and Richard see a good deal they will pounce on it.

Jim I left the door open go for it.

+!, especially if you have just the 50 listed on your site..I'm sure you would sell fast.

Joe

[jgmp123]

I assume i'm not the only one that has already messaged you about a couple items...

[kengoldin]

Feel free to contact me at ken@goldinauctions.com
We have low fees, as well as a low buyers premium, and as the using goes "go with the hot hand"....right now we are getting the best prices, and we will come to you, and if you are reasonably local, it will be the owner coming to you ....I liked what I saw in your gallery
Thanks and good luck
Ken

[HexsHeroes]

Originally Posted by jgmp123

. . . send payment via Paypal Gift and you get around all of the 18-20% fees you would pay with the big auction houses.

Last time I used the Paypal Gift option to send to a monetary "gift" to a fellow OC member, I got dinged for the 17.5% fee. If I recall correctly, I was presented with the option of paying the fee, or having it deducted from the "gifted" amount.

Has anyone used it within the past month that could chime in as to whether they had to pay a fee for sending a cash gift via Paypal, and if not, what was the monetary size of the gift ?

[gnaz01]

Originally Posted by HexsHeroes

Last time I used the Paypal Gift option to send to a monetary "gift" to a fellow OC member, I got dinged for the 17.5% fee. If I recall correctly, I was presented with the option of paying the fee, or having it deducted from the "gifted" amount.

Has anyone used it within the past month that could chime in as to whether they had to pay a fee for sending a cash gift via Paypal, and if not, what was the monetary size of the gift ?

Not if you use your bank account. If you use a debit or credit card, you get the fee.

[JimStinson]

Just pm me or e-mail me what you want for the autographs and I'll pay it.....Can't possibly be easier than that ...unless you live within driving distance (I am in Utah) to one of the other interested parties , if so sell to them
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jim@stinsonsports.com

[chaddurbin]

Originally Posted by JimStinson

Just pm me or e-mail me what you want for the autographs and I'll pay it.....Can't possibly be easier than that ...unless you live within driving distance (I am in Utah) to one of the other interested parties , if so sell to them
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jim@stinsonsports.com

[isaac2004]

Originally Posted by JimStinson

Just pm me or e-mail me what you want for the autographs and I'll pay it.....Can't possibly be easier than that ...unless you live within driving distance (I am in Utah) to one of the other interested parties , if so sell to them
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jim@stinsonsports.com

Big Jim swinging a big stick

[HexsHeroes]

Originally Posted by gnaz01

Not if you use your bank account. If you use a debit or credit card, you get the fee.

Greg, my thanks. That explains the solution I was seeking. I will not make that mistake again.

Thanks again.

[margoaepi]

Just to update this old thread, I've consigned the better part of my autograph and card collection with Love Of The Game Auctions -- including signed T206 (Wheat, Marquard) and T205 (Walsh) cards, two Cobb autographs, and a signed letter from Hugh Jennings to Hugh Duffy. Happy bidding folks!