Auction FAQs

The auction items come from a variety of sources: estates, households where people move, households where people are downsizing and people buying new and want to sell their items that are still in good condition.

Items can be sold in numerous ways: an individual item, as a set, choice, box lot or a whole skid of items. How the item is auctioned off will be stated before the the item is sold. 

We accept cash, check (with proper ID), debit card, Visa, Mastercard and Discover.

You'll need to register and get a bid card. When you agree with the price that auctioneer is saying, you raise/wave your bid card until someone catches your bid.  

Choice:
Multiple items for sale and the highest bidder takes as many deals as that want. Total cost is the number of items times highest bid.

Times the money:

A matching set of washer & dryer is on the auction block, the highest bid is for one item but you have to take both. If the winning bid is $300, then the total will be $600 for the set.

Another example would be four bar stools on the auction block. The bid is for one, but you have to take all four. So if the winning bid is $25, the total would be $100 for all four bar stools.