Can Have Auction House Email To Send My Items For Selling

can have auction house email to send my items for selling classic usa items

You might look on the auction house's website.

Or are you asking which auction house best to contact?

The stamps you have previously shown would not justify auctioning. Have you found anything else?

I have a feeling, Geoff, you are flogging a dead horse.

Very true!

yes I want auction house for classic

Put them on ebay after researching "sold items".

Those are perfectly decent 3c covers, but there is not enough value there for any auction house that I can think of, to take as a consignment. Most houses will have some minimum dollar-amount required for a consignment, which is well above the value of this group.

I agree that ebay is the place for material like this. No question.

is second photo have some pink covers
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If you don't want to sell, yourself, on ebay, you may be able to find a seller on ebay who would take your consignment, of course for a commission.

As individual covers, they are not worth enough for an auction to list individually. As a group lot, it may have enough value to be listed as a group lot HOWEVER, auction firm usually require a minimum TOTAL CONSIGNMENT VALUE before they accept material. Your one group lot would not make that minimum which often $1000 USD or above. Your materiel cannot even make the most generous limit of $250.

If you material is worth $100, you will make less than $50 after all commissions and expenses of mailing material to the auction firm and it will take 4-8 months to get paid from the date you send the material, IF IT SELLS.

You need to understand "Classic" does not mean "worth money."

Do you have more material? You need a lot more to meet the minimum of an auction house. A tough sell otherwise.

sure I have more covers and need good auction house because there is variety in colour and some of them full frame and some plum colour with great variety in colours
and sure have early classic cobers also

Google:

Kelleher Auctions (NJ USA)
Schuyler Rumsey Philatelic Auctions (San Francisco, CA USA)
Dutch Country Auctions (Delaware, USA)

They all handle classic material. I would be surprised if they handled bothered with your small group. Each has an email on their webpage. It may be easier for you to contact a firm in Europe which handles US common postal history.

A retail seller is Jim Forte of Las Vegas, NV USA and he buy out right. He may send you a dollar or so each per cover.