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ANTIQUE REELS Kentucky, Fly, & Big Game Reels |
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Reasons you might not want to sell your reels at an auction:
Auction houses or eBay may report your sale (income) to the IRS at the time of the sale. We'll pay you in cash equivalents: cashiers check or money order if you like, or with a business check. When you report the sale is your business.
Auctions want you to send them your tackle six months ahead so they can photograph the tackle. We will settle with you in days if not hours.
Auctions take a 15 to 30 percent cut of the price. We tell you right up front how much we'll pay...usually full collector retail.
Auctions are an unknown...who knows how much you will get at auction. Bids vary from week to week depending on who attends the auction. With us, we'll tell you how much immediately or as soon as we see the the item.
Auctions might damage your item(s) in shipping and you lose everything before anyone can bid one it. We pay for shipping it the right way and for the insurance. We'll pay your shipping costs by UPS if it is something we want to buy.
Auctions sometimes don't sell your item and you lose the use of the money for long periods of time.
Auctions might have someone who bids on things the auction owners want for themselves. In that case, you lose again.
Call Tom Greene to sell your antique reels, rods, and lures or we both lose...
