Nice vintage MLB collection found

[Exhibitman]

REA or Lelands or Heritage would be my reco's; better web sites.

[slidekellyslide]

Originally Posted by Exhibitman

REA or Lelands or Heritage would be my reco's; better web sites.

I think Hunt's is fine for this stuff...aside from the World Series rings REA, Lelands and Heritage would likely group this into one or a few lots where Hunt's would probably sell much of it individually.

[Shoeless Moe]

Originally Posted by slidekellyslide

I think Hunt's is fine for this stuff...aside from the World Series rings REA, Lelands and Heritage would likely group this into one or a few lots where Hunt's would probably sell much of it individually.

......and they have Daisy.

[murphusa]

Price out the collection and offer it here first for a week, what's left take to Hunt

[Heritage Sports]

If I could just throw in a quick word about Heritage (and I won't go into a glowing endorsement because that's not what these boards are for), we do have Internet-only auctions running constantly, featuring more modestly priced lots, so handling that material would not be an issue.

[Rob D.]

I think Huggins and Scott would be a good fit (just to be clear, I have no connection to H&S, and in fact haven't done all that much business with them. I do think the stuff I see in their auctions often reflects what you have).

What I would not do is sell some of it here (or anywhere) and then take the "leftovers" to an auction house. The best stuff is what you want at auction (and what the auction house wants), where it has a chance to realize a price higher than a fixed one you might set (especially if you're not sure of the value of some items).

BTW, no need to apologize for posting in the wrong forum. A heck of a lot newer stuff has been posted about in this area.