Heritage vs Robert Edward to consign

[airhed4]

I got a few pre WW II PSA 8 and aboves. Looking for best auction site to sell on. Thoughts? I believe I have narrowed it down to these two based on what I see the cards selling for on their website but concerned about payment and timing. Am I going to wait months with one of them or will I settle quick and not worry? I have never let an auction house sell a card of mine. Thanks

[4815162342]

The PMs and emails are gonna start flyin'!

[spacktrack]

I'm happy to discuss specifics about consigning if you'd like to give me a call, but I can say that we pay all consignors within approximately 30 days of the end of the auction (the last few auctions have been closer to three weeks). For millions and millions of dollars worth of items sold to hundreds of different buyers around the world, we think this is an exceptional turnaround time. I think many here can attest to the quick settlement of auction proceeds when consigning to us. We also allow netting out invoices if you decide to win something in the auction, so that can put items/money in your pocket even quicker. We can also offer cash advances upfront. Lots of options, but all are geared towards you getting your money as quickly as possible.

Brian Dwyer
Robert Edward Auctions
908-226-9900

[sbfinley]

You probably can't go wrong with either, although I occasional miss a Heritage auction thinking it's just another monthly. REA, however, is an event that is akin to Christmas morning for some of us.

[Bicem]

[GregMitch34]

Brian's a great guy, if that matters. I had some strangeness with Heritage on none-sports auctions.

[joeadcock]

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[Shoeless Moe]

I think its a toss up in terms of results, but he ain't lying about the payout, weeks compared to months (and I've consigned with both).