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02-11-2010, 09:24 AM
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Old collector wanting to know a GOOD company to consign too?
I have been out of it for awhile. What auction company has the best results and creditability right now? Looking to consign items from 1K to 25K. I figure most auction companies use the same mailing list. I am also looking to have reserves on items as well.
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