WHO SETS THE PRICE?

The final selling price (Final Value) is set by the market. In the auction method of marketing, each item is sold to the highest bidder. Our job is to get the most bidders to the sale to bid on the item. For an estimate of what your item is worth, please check eBay's completed auction search, email us, give us a call or bring your item by our location. We reserve the right to set the starting price. Most of our Auctions (1st Auction) start at $24 with no reserve and are sold to the highest bidder. If the item does not sell, it is Re-Auctioned (2nd Auction) with a starting price of $9. From time to time, we make exceptions and will list items at a different price . However, we do require that an item’s Final Value be worth more than $50 to list it on Ebay, since we have a $10 minimum fee.

WHAT HAPPENS IF AN ITEM DOESN’T SELL?

We sell over 99% of the items we list, so it's rarely an issue. We place a great deal of emphasis on getting the right listing, so the selling takes care of itself. In the rare event that an item doesn't sell, we will simply relist it in the next auction and we might lower the starting price. If it still does not sell, we will contact you to pick up your item(s).

HOW LONG DOES THE WHOLE PROCESS TAKE?

It depends on when we receive your items in relation to the date of our next auction and how quickl your buyers pay for their items. It can take several weeks to prepare a large collection for auction, but only a few days for a single item. Once an item is sold, it can take several weeks to collect the payment and make sure the buyer receives the item in satisfactory condition. At that point, we can mail your check.

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