BID NOW on Significant PSA & SGC Graded Cards Featured in Rockhurst Auctions April 30 Auction Event Including a 1950's to 1970's Topps and Bowman Set Run

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BID NOW on Significant PSA & SGC Graded Cards Featured in Rockhurst Auctions April 30 Auction Event Including a 1950's to 1970's Topps and Bowman Set Run
 
 
 
Also featuring hundreds of lots of the finest Rock and Roll, Hollywood and Historical autographs and artifacts:Elvis Presley, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones and Many, Many More!!
 
CONSIGN TODAY TO OUR 2022 SPORTS, ROCK & ROLL, ENTERTAINMENT AND AMERICANA AUCTIONS. Call Rockhurst Auctions Owner Jeff Marren directly at (773) 612-0918 or CLICK HERE to email.
 
 
  • 15% Consignment Rate - Consignors pay a flat rate, with no hidden fees.
  • Special Consignment Rates - For collections valued at $100,000 or more, we are currently offering extremely aggressive consignment rates.
  • 15% Buyer's Premium - With a much more reasonable buyer's premium, one of the lowest in the industry, bidders are encouraged to bid more aggressively - that means more money goes to consignors!
  • Presentation to a HUGE Audience - In a Rockhurst auction event, your material will be presented to more than 25,000 advanced collectors of Sports Memorabilia, Rock & Roll artifacts, Hollywood and TV Memorabilia, Historical Documents, Autographs, Vintage Toys and Original Photographs. These collectors have spent more than $250,000,000 on fine collectibles.
  • Enhanced Online Presentation - Rockhurst Auctions presents your fine memorabilia in our state-of-the-art online auction environment with added content like video and audio elements to further entice bidders and create the bidding momentum that drives prices to meet your expectations.
 
 
 
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