Auctions - How to get started?

[sb1]

Our apologies but I must have missed the email or it went to the spam folder.

Registering is easy, even for first timers. You can use Net54, Dealers and Ebay as references. (Only two are required for the system) or you can use people from Net54 with whom you have done transactions.

Scott

[sycks22]

I think my first auction house was Bagger's, super easy to sign up. Best of luck with your search.

[Bestdj777]

Clean Sweep Auctions is pretty painless as well. No references needed and a pretty straight forward site.

[Sterling Sports Auctions]

Hi,

Although we just had an auction finish last night, you are always free to sign up at Sterling Sports Auctions at anytime pretty painless. Once you get registered you will get email notification of auctions and current news.

Sterling Auctions are scheduled to run every five weeks.

Thanks

Lee

[cubsfan-budman]

my first AH was Heritage. I just put my ebay stuff in and they accepted me about a day later.

[dlfallen]

Thanks for the replies, it was helpful. I think my biggest barrier was my own mind, but that's nothing new.

I look forward to browsing the auctions. Maybe I can find that elusive T210-6 Mullin (Charlie Mullen).

[drc]

References are known auction houses, dealers and folks like that. Often, an in good standing eBay account counts as one, plus you've likely bought on eBay form a a few well known dealers or hobby folk who would also count. If an eBay seller is well known to the folks on this site and would testify you paid for your winnings that would count. I assume you've bought from or dealt with people, perhaps on B/S/T, who would count for references.