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I really like Scott from Birmingham Auctions. I have consigned several times and have had nothing but positive experiences. Scott works hard to get the right people seeing your stuff. He has a loyal following of bidders at the Parsippany auction who look for and bid on pre-war cards. I’m sure his other auctions are also very strong, just haven’t been able to personally attend yet. Payment is always quick & he has EXTREMELY reasonable rates for consigners!
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03-14-2018, 02:32 AM
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I agree with what was stated here previously about selling here on BST section. T206s are always liquid and have interested buyers.
Unless the OP has a rare T206 back or a high-grade Cobb/Matty/WaJo that needs to be at a high-end auction house, PWCC is another good option for maximizing sale prices. They also run auctions more frequently than many of other non eBay auction houses. Last edited by Bored5000; 03-14-2018 at 02:35 AM.
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