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Interesting article: Sotheby's & Christie's vs Heritage Auctions
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I’ve sold 2 collections through HA as mentioned in the forum before. Top notch outfit, constant record prices set especially in sports and pop culture memorabilia. Best consignor rates too, with a little negotiation I had a rate of 7% instead of 20% or more I hear of.
I’ve sold 2 collections through HA as mentioned in the forum before. Top notch outfit, constant record prices set especially in sports and pop culture memorabilia. Best consignor rates too, with a little negotiation I had a rate of 7% instead of 20% or more I hear of.
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Heritage has always been pretty good with cross-over items that touch more than one category. Here’s an example that involves a watch.
https://sports.ha.com/itm/baseball-...003.s?ic4=GalleryView-ShortDescription-071515
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Heritage has always been pretty good with cross-over items that touch more than one category. Here’s an example that involves a watch.
https://sports.ha.com/itm/baseball-...003.s?ic4=GalleryView-ShortDescription-071515
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Donn Chambers
·My sister and I used Heritage to sell my late father's comic collection (a lot of rare, but not necessarily popular comics from the 40s) and felt we got a great deal -- made more money even after the fees than we would have done selling ourselves, and a lot less hassle.
