Consignment generally means handing your items over to a dealer so that he can display them in his store and sell them for you. When they sell, that dealer keeps a percentage of the sale price for himself as a commission and pays the balance to the seller either in cash or credit towards merchandise. Consignment is generally the best of both worlds - it yields the greatest return without burdening you with the problems associated with trying to sell it yourself. But, it can take a while, depending of course on the price your asking. Many dealers however don't like handling consignment merchandise for a variety of reasons, mainly because they don't like to tie up their shelf space with someone else's merchandise.
Some dealers find it difficult to keep track of large consignment inventories.
If you are considering putting your items on consignment, here's how we handle it. This should include a complete description of the items. If for some reason you are unable to complete this task, we can do this for you. We will review your inventory, comparing each listing to the item itself. We inspect all items, verifying each items condition.