How Do You Sell Baseball Autographs At A Sothebys Auction?
Sotheby’s is a company that has stood the test of time. Since the mid-1700s, this London auction house has amassed an empire of 100 offices worldwide. It is not uncommon for sales from various auction items to total more than $2 billion in a year’s time. High-end auction items, like baseball memorabilia, are perfectly suited for the discriminating customer at Sotheby’s. Here’s how to sell baseball autographs at a Sotheby’s auction. Find a Sotheby’s location. Sotheby’s representatives are located throughout the world, from North America to Europe and the Middle East. Actual locations are much rarer. In most cases, contacting a Sotheby’s associate will be the most feasible means to start the selling process. A list of offices and representatives are available at Sothebys.com. Determine the potential costs of autographed baseballs by reviewing the history of sales in the Sotheby’s database. Current catalogs and sold-lot archives are an excellent place to research memorabilia pricing. Soth
