Consignment Question, Postcards

[deadballpaul]

If you had postcards to consign to an auction house, who would you consign them to? Would you worry about too many in one auction? When is the best time of year to consign, or does that matter? Thanks for your help.

[Bicem]

drooool...

[Jim VB]

I would consider using Prizner Auctions. They are somewhere in the Dallas area.

[Jacklitsch]

Originally Posted by Jim VB

I would consider using Prizner Auctions. They are somewhere in the Dallas area.

I'd be careful though as he has been known to misplace consignments.

[Bicem]

Originally Posted by Jacklitsch

I'd be careful though as he has been known to misplace consignments.

Steve,
I already told you that you consigned to Prizner Auctions. We are now known as Astonishing Auctions and have nothing to do with Prizner Auctions so we just get to keep your cards.

Seriously though, amazing postcards Paul!

[3-2-count]

Originally Posted by Bicem

drooool...

+1

[slidekellyslide]

Whoa. Not sure I'd consign all those at one time...you probably can't go wrong with the venue as long as they are publicized. I'd do ebay a few at a time unless someone wants to give you zero seller fees for a house auction.

[Bicem]

Originally Posted by slidekellyslide

Whoa. Not sure I'd consign all those at one time...you probably can't go wrong with the venue as long as they are publicized. I'd do ebay a few at a time unless someone wants to give you zero seller fees for a house auction.

I would personally avoid ebay on those.

[slidekellyslide]

Originally Posted by Bicem

I would personally avoid ebay on those.

Why? Not sure I've seen too many rare baseball postcards on ebay go for less than they should unless they were listed poorly.

[deadballpaul]

Thanks for all the input from the thread, PMs, & emails. I'm thinking about Mile High's fall auction. Any input about them, issues, etc.... Thanks again.

[E93]

I spend about 10 minutes on ebay every 2-3 weeks.
JimB