I've won coins at some of the larger auction houses, but have never consigned to them. I was wondering ..... do they also charge a sellers fee or does the seller get the hammer price while the house gets the buyers fee???
<< <i>I have consigned only once to an auction house. Not a pleasant experience for me. Yes, they do charge the consigner a fee, usually 10-20%. >>
Actually, Goldberg's have a 0% seller's fee, although some conditions may apply.
The seller's fee is negotiable like anything else; the more pudding you can offer, the more gravy you keep at the end of the day. It can also be wise to 'tag along' with a dealer's consignments, and thus also get a better rate.
I've always "tagged along" and received a 0% rate regardless of the major auction house involved.
It's also important to note that 'notable collections' almost always receive more than 100% of the hammer price....as grandma said, "one hand washes the other".
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<< <i>I have consigned only once to an auction house. Not a pleasant experience for me. Yes, they do charge the consigner a fee, usually 10-20%. >>
Actually, Goldberg's have a 0% seller's fee, although some conditions may apply.
The seller's fee is negotiable like anything else; the more pudding you can offer, the more gravy you keep at the end of the day. It can also be wise to 'tag along' with a dealer's consignments, and thus also get a better rate.
I've always "tagged along" and received a 0% rate regardless of the major auction house involved.
It's also important to note that 'notable collections' almost always receive more than 100% of the hammer price....as grandma said, "one hand washes the other".
Interesting!!
Anyone know what qualifies as a "signature" sale???
What kind of $$$ are we talking about?