Best Auction House

[Bigb13]

Yes I have

[Econteachert205]

Leon is pretty savvy and used heritage so I'd say that's one choice.

[docpatlv]

Maybe we could steer you in the right direction if we knew what you were trying to sell. Some auction houses specialize in different items...cards, memorabilia, etc.

[Bigb13]

A couple of T206 cards

[glchen]

I would say first take a look at what the lowest Seller's Commission + Buyer's Premium will be for the auction house in question. Different auction houses often give sellers different fees. Then decide if you want your items in a print catalog or is web-only sufficient. (web-only typically has lower fees.) Then decide how quickly you need the money by. Some places pay your very quickly for your consignments (such as ebay-based consignors). Others take 45-60 business days or even more. Finally, after contacting the different auction house, think about which ones treated you the best, and take that into consideration.

[Bigb13]

Thank you that's a lot to think about. And yes it's that Cobb Lenox also have a couple of beautiful ghost image cards I might put up for auction also.

[ls7plus]

REA, Heritage and Goodwin would, I believe, all do a very good job for you.

Best of luck,

Larry

[chipperhank44]

Ive consigned with several AHs and personally prefer Sterling and B&L. No consignor fee, fast payment, good communication. I value these three things above most other factors.

Heritage pays slow and communicates at the same speed, REA communicates very well.

Opinions....Trey Cumby

[bcornell]

Originally Posted by Bigb13

Thank you that's a lot to think about. And yes it's that Cobb Lenox also have a couple of beautiful ghost image cards I might put up for auction also.

Rob, you've been on this forum for a long time. It makes no difference at all which auction house you use to sell a T206 Cobb with a Lenox back. You could list it anywhere and you'll get the same result.