Best Basketball Auction House?

[teddy406]

Re: Best Basketball Auction House?

Goldin is not the basketball place to go for most game used basketball items. Grey Flannel is the big money maker for Basketball. Goldin for baseball-and others.

[Phil316]

Re: Best Basketball Auction House?

Every auction house has it's suspect item, not ONE auction house has 100% transparency. The original question was asked which auction house suits the needs of NBA items- bar none GFC has always sold and done the best as far as NBA consignments. I doubt if The Basketball HOF's board members is comprised of dumski's. Again, the thread started with an honest question and unfortunately some answers with the intentions of gaining brownie points to specific companies was instead thrown out there.
-Harvey

[MikeKam]

Re: Best Basketball Auction House?

Looking at some of the prices Goldin got in tonights auction, I definitely know where to consign my baseball stuff.

[urzaworld]

Re: Best Basketball Auction House?

:d

[MikeKam]

Re: Best Basketball Auction House?

:d

I'm serious, I buy items to flip and I could not find a single good deal although I did win one lot.

The only deal that I see went for a good price (depending on how much the buyer is paying for shipping) is this one:

http://www.goldinauctions.com/1961_New_York_Yankees_Signed_and_Framed_Collection-LOT11175.aspx

Some of the items went for absurd prices:

http://www.goldinauctions.com/LotDetail.aspx?inventoryid=9921

http://www.goldinauctions.com/LotDetail.aspx?inventoryid=10623

http://www.goldinauctions.com/LotDetail.aspx?inventoryid=10230

Then there were a ton of single signed baseballs (DiMaggio, Mantle) that went for double what I know people like me would pay for them, and then I'm not even sure if I could've sold them for 3/4 of what they went for.

I am talking about autographs though, no idea about the game used stuff, it might've gone for reasonable prices.