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THINKING OF PUTTING SOME OF MY 1970 KELLOGG'S PSA SETS UP FOR AUCTION
pdoidoi
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I'm thinking of putting some of my 1970 KELLOGG'S sets from the SET REGISTRY into auction. I would like to put my 1970 #26 Baseball and my 1970 #17 Football PSA set.
Can anyone think which auction house would be better for the Kellogg's PSA sets. I am looking into GOLDEN , Mile High Company and REA. I think those are the biggest but I have never worked with any of them.
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Personally speaking, I would not go with Golden. As a vintage collector, they rarely have anything of interest anymore. They seem to focus on more recent cards.
Late 60's and early to mid 70's non-sports
I have had success with 4 Sharp Corners on the eBay platform. My ‘57 Mantle PSA-8 and ‘57 Koufax PSA-8.5 sold comparable at a major auction house…and I received 95% of winning bid.
On another post someone mentioned about MILE HIGH Co. They said Mile High will auction both as a set and as singles and whichever sells for more is the one they accept. It was posted fairly recently on CU Forums.
You may also want to go check out recently completed auctions from gregmorrisgraded on eBay. They closed a run of 1970 Kelloggs PSA 9 football a couple nights ago, and some graded Kelloggs baseball cards a couple weeks ago. Just to compare pricing vs. your expectations.
This is true, but my guess is that your set's don't have a high enough value to prompt them to do it.
Late 60's and early to mid 70's non-sports
Yes, I believe you have to have a significant set or collection to get them to list it both ways.
Any cracking in the slabs?
Kiss me twice.....let's party.
No,not all. Not that I ever noticed.
No cracking no qualifiers no mid grades. Mostly all if not all older graded, maybe 20 yrs app.
No not at all.