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Consignment
Keep ownership while SLB Cards prepares, lists, and presents your items to buyers. Consignment can be a practical alternative to accepting an immediate purchase offer.
Hideo Nomo signed baseball
Signed baseball; the source listing does not claim third-party authentication.
How it works
Four steps, in order. Nothing moves forward without your approval.
You get in touch
Terms agreed
Listed and sold
You get paid
Consignment terms
Pricing note
Rates and terms depend on the items, expected sale range, and the work involved in preparing the listing.
Contact us for a written proposal before sending any item. There is no obligation to proceed.
Common questions
How are consignment terms decided?
The item mix, expected sale range, reserve price, and preparation required all affect the proposal. Every term is confirmed in writing first.
How long does a consignment usually take?
Timing depends on demand, pricing, and the agreed sales approach. The initial proposal sets expectations without promising a sale date.
What happens if an item does not sell?
Repricing, extending the listing, or returning the item are agreed in the written terms before the consignment begins.
How are items protected while in your care?
Handling, storage, shipping, and any applicable coverage are reviewed before you send an item.
Can I set a minimum sale price?
You can propose a reserve price. We will discuss whether it fits the item and likely buyer interest before listing.
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