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04-11-2017, 05:30 PM
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A lot of the legit auction houses will reduce or do away with with sellers premium, or pay you to have certain items in an auction. Just depends how much attention they believe an item will draw. Just don't settle with what's stated online, negotiate.
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04-11-2017, 06:53 PM
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Whenever I began to sell parts of my collection I negotiated my sellers premium with the 2 AHs I use no matter if I send them 1 item or 10 items . They also pay for the grading and LOAs and photographing/ listing fees ( one AH charges a fee for photographing and listing per item on top of sellers fee ), so I have no out of pocket expenses.
For me it is a no stress deal.
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