Old collector wanting to know a GOOD company to consign too?

[BeanTown]

I would think an auction company would need to have a web, catalog and phone presence. I know Buyers premium takes away from total value of selling a card. Do consignors still pay sellers premium? What is wrong with Mastro/Legendary?

[Bicem]

depends on the items...

[drc]

I would want to know what you want to sell, but well know auction houses in generally good standing for resale include Robert Edward Auctions (only one auction a year), Sportscards Plus, Heritage Auctions, Mile High, Memory Lane, Huggins and Scott, Lelands, Legendary Auctions. Don't mean to hurt anyone's feelings by forgetting someone else. Some are more card places, some more memorabilia (including autograph) places and some are both-- which is why I would want to know what you have.

[Jewish-collector]

I agree with others. It really depends on WHAT you want to consign. Some auction houses are better for graded vintage, some for memorabilia, some for autographs, some for equipment, etc,...

[danmckee]

Who is B&L? sounds fishy, I wouldn't consign there. Bad and Lame?

just kidding, they have some of my stuff now. 2 GREAT FRIENDS!

[Rich Klein]

Shipments in the same box

Regards
Rich

[Sterling Sports Auctions]

The list drc gave is a good one.

As far as the Mastro/Legacy deal just read the thread about would you bid on Legacy auctions.

By the way you should not have to pay a consignors fee. There are enough auctions out there that do not chatrge a consignors fee.

GoodLuck withe your choice, if you are willing to wait a year REA is my favorite choice.

Lee