FREE APPRAISAL. If you are selling memorabilia, please email [email protected] or call Nate D. Sanders Auctions (http://www.NateDSanders.com) at (310) 440-2982.

Selling Memorabilia

Regarding selling memorabilia and autographs — Our auctions are every single month.  We are the only MONTHLY memorabilia auction meaning consignors get paid up to 5 or more months faster than the competition, of course, on top of the highest prices realized in the hobby.  We give large cash advances interest free and without an additional loan fee unlike our competitors.  Also, we are the only auction in the business with certain clients who pay more.   See http://natedsanders.com/auctionresults.aspx.

Almost all newly listed memorabilia items sell without many passes like the competition.  No one promotes consignors items like we do.  Not only do we get publicity in top media including international key media like the BBC, but we have been ON THE FRONT PAGES of sites like CNN and Fox News which almost always translates into items selling for double or triple versus had we not received the free exposure.  See http://natedsanders.com/inthenews.aspx.  Plus, the upcoming Christmas auction always obtains the highest prices of the year.  Lastly, we accept reserves.  With all of these advantages, we obtain the consignor at least tens of thousands dollars more than anywhere else when you are selling memorabilia.

Here is an anecdote from this weekend.  In August, a potential consignor phoned us with a tablet Oscar award that we consistently get $100,000 for. See http://natedsanders.com/inthenews.aspx. We have sold 30 Oscars.  The person decided to NOT GO WITH US and put the Oscar up for auction in a Beverly Hills film memorabilia auction.  The consignor was reassured with the $80,000 – $100,000 estimate the auction house put on his Oscar.  However, the Academy Award sold for just below $23,000 including the buyer’s premium, where the consignor should net less than $15,000.  With us, it was a sure thing that he would have netted $55,000 more.

At NateDSanders.com monthly auctions, we have had the honor to sell Harrison Ford’s Indiana Jones whip for over $30,000.

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BTW, Harrison Ford wardrobe from “Star Wars” is worth even more.  For example, we have “Star Wars” wardrobe from Mark Hamill as Luke Skywalker.  It sold for $60,000.

Titanic memorabilia has done very well with us.

Kate Winslet’s screen-worn coat worn during the most epic and dramatic scenes in the film with a studio COA sold for an incredible $164,520 in February 2013.

FREE APPRAISAL. If you are selling memorabilia, please email [email protected] or call the Nate D. Sanders Auction House (http://www.NateDSanders.com) at (310) 440-2982.

Please let us know if you are selling memorabilia. We are interested in the following:

• Selling Memorabilia related to film and movies
• Selling Memorabilia related to political figures
• Selling Memorabilia related to presidents
• Selling Memorabilia related to Apollo missions
• Selling Memorabilia related to historical events
• Selling Memorabilia related to artists

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