Frequently Asked Questions (Sellers)
How much does it cost to sell with you?
We operate on a Seller’s Commission basis, which is a percentage of the final sale price (the "hammer price"). This fee covers our expert valuation, professional photography, and marketing. We will provide a clear breakdown of our rates and any applicable entry fees before you commit to a sale.
How do you determine the value of my item?
Our specialists use a combination of historical data, current market trends, and the specific provenance (history) of your item. For rare golf items, we look at factors like the player’s significance, the age of the piece, and its physical condition.
Can I set a minimum price for my item?
Absolutely. This is known as a Reserve Price. If the bidding does not reach this agreed-upon minimum, the item will not be sold. We will work with you to set a realistic reserve that protects your investment while encouraging bidding.
How and when do I get paid?
Once an auction concludes and the buyer has cleared their payment, we process your settlement. Typically, payments are made via bank transfer or cheque within 30 days after the date of the completion of the sale, provided payment has been received in full from the buyer. You will receive a final statement detailing the sale price and any deducted commissions.
Do I need a Certificate of Authenticity (COA)?
While a COA from a reputable third party (like PSA/DNA or JSA) is helpful, it isn’t always required. Our internal experts will verify your items. If your item has a unique story or "provenance"—such as original purchase receipts or photos of the item being used—please let us know, as this significantly adds to the value.
For more information see our full Online Auction Terms & Conditions
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