Consignor's check

[sb1]

I pay in 2 weeks can't, speak for others...

https://www.brockelmanauctions.com

[Musashi]

What does your contract say?

[Lorewalker]

I think 30 days is a reasonable amount of time. It also can depend on the liquidity of the house. Most of us pay asap so we can get our stuff as fast as possible however I would imagine that some people may not be as great at paying their bills timely as others. Bidding under the influence (of stupidity, giddiness, or their drink of choice) does compromise one's ability to pay timely. I think the US has over 1 trillion in consumer credit card debt so spending beyond our means seems acceptable...I am not part of that group, thankfully.

[anchorednw]

Please let me clarify that no explicit promises were made by LOTG, but simply implications from LOTG as to when checks would go out that sort of evolved into being later than what was originally told. Again, my aim is not giving a negative review of LOTG, but to ask others their experiences, the norms, an what to expect as this was my first larger consignment. A full review of my first consignment will be coming following the completion of this, my first consignment.

[philliesfan]

I am waiting for my first ever consignor check as well. I consigned to REA when I dropped off two cards in March at the Oaks, PA. show for their March Encore auction. At the time, they told me it could be up to 6-8 weeks for payment but generally payment is made within 4 weeks. So I should have it any time now.

Does anyone know if you can drop off cards at their location in Chester NJ? I have a 1948 Leaf Warren Spahn PSA 5.5 just graded and a 1948 Swell Jackie Robinson Rookie PSA A for a future auction.

Thanks,
Bob

[Schlesinj]

Never mind

[ALBB]

Funny, seems when you buy something in a major auction. They want payment almost immediately

[frankbmd]

Sterling turns over their auctions quickly both in terms of shipping and consignments.