Wow!  Interesting place to sell these items.  We'll see if it pays off.  Some items are getting up there already.

The lot has an item from Ernie Gygax's collection: "The Cliffs of Geryon", which was auctioned off by Paul Stormberg in 2007.

It's possibly Greylake's collection:

A few eBay questions

He was originally planning to sell on eBay.

Does Comic Link normally sell D&D/RPG stuff or is this just a one off/collection they acquired?  I've never been to their site before so will add it to my list of places to look at like the Good Will and other not so usual hideouts.  

-SKA

shadeun wrote in Comic Link Huge D&D auction:It wasn't immediately apparent but do they say if they'll ship overseas//UK ?

Maybe I am failing to comprehend websites

Yes, they do support International purchases/shipping.  They won't cover any additional charges, other than shipping costs, though.

Being that they run a pretty big auction service, I would expect that they would stake their reputation on making sure they items are described properly, and the pictures show the details, especially for the rarer items.

They also state this:

Money Back Guarantee
No refunds will be issued for items that have been graded, certified and encapsulated by a third party grading service such as CGC, CBCS and PGX. By purchasing an item graded by one of these services, the buyer is relying solely on these services to grade accurately, and ComicLink will have no liability with regards to anything sold on ComicLink.com that is certified and encapsulated by a third party. No refunds will be issued for original artwork. Buyers do have a money back guarantee for anything else purchased that is not graded by a third party grading service (such as comic books that are not certified and encapsulated) under the following conditions: 1) the buyer has paid on time, 2) the items are shipped back to ComicLink within 6 days of buyer's receipt, 3) the items are received back by ComicLink in the same condition within 10 days of buyer's receipt, 4) ComicLink agrees that there is an issue with the condition of the item or lot and agrees to a refund.

More info here:

https://www.comiclink.com/services.asp

This would likely be a safer way to purchase these items than through a random eBay seller.

You can always contact them to get more details too.

I think they only accept credit card payments.  You have to have a credit card on file to bid.

Sir Kill Alot wrote in Comic Link Huge D&D auction:Does Comic Link normally sell D&D/RPG stuff or is this just a one off/collection they acquired?  I've never been to their site before so will add it to my list of places to look at like the Good Will and other not so usual hideouts.  :D

-SKA

I have it on very good authority that this was a single estate collection.

My guess is that with these results they may try to do more.

Hi Elmer!!

That was certainly a nice collection and I  thought you did quite well on the prices.  Plus the fees are much lower than Ebay and you don't have to do all of the work.  That is a huge win for you, Congrats!!

Neal

Thank you! I am glad the auction went so well. Keep comiclink.com in mind-it's a great place to put up anything D&D related.

Greylake wrote in Comic Link Huge D&D auction:Hello! My name is Elmer, and I have been collecting for about 40 years, so it was time to sell it. I sent about 500 items, and I still have quite a few items that I will be selling on eBay. I also keep the woodgrain box and some 1st Printing Greyhawk and other items, but not too much. It was my auction, and it went really well! I got around $80,000 for it, so was quite happy with it. They only charged 10%, so it was definitely a better deal than eBay, for sure. I am very happy with it! Anybody who wants to sell all or part of their collection, I would highly recommend Ross Kearney at comiclink.com.

Hi Elmer
Nice auction indeed. The site is a tad clunky and didn't take a few of my last-minute bids, but I made it work ultimately. I guess I'm better used to eBay. I want to pay but I have some questions. I emailed ComicLink right after the auction and asked for a call, but no one reached out. Do you have a contact there? It's a big amount so I want to make sure it's all done properly on both sides.

Thanks