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When considering where to take them, you might also keep in mind that giving up a larger percentage of the final price might not be such a bad thing if the price realized is considerably higher than they would bring elsewhere. Just be sure to consider all the numbers, including whatever buyer's premium the auction house may employ, because they all factor into how much money goes into your pocket once the dust settles.
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