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Most of the large auction houses including Goodwin, you need to wait ~3 months after the auction ends to receive your consignment payment. Again, this is typical. For my last consignment with Goodwin for an auction that ended on Jan 25th, I received my payment in mid April. When I consigned with Heritage, I believe I signed a standard contract that basically stated the same thing that consignment payment was roughly in 3 months. Smaller auction houses and ebay consignment sellers are usually much faster.
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