You surely know we no longer accept ANY lower value consignment items at all (even for bulk lots). SEE THE SECTION ABOVE ON THIS IF YOU SOMEHOW MISSED THIS "NEWS"! But did you also know that we STILL get quite a few carloads of consignments delivered to us?

That's because there are LOTS of collectors with VERY large collections, and they are looking for a great way to sell their "better" items all at once, and NOT receive a low wholesale price for them. And the absolute best way to do that is through us at eMoviePoster.com!

If this applies to you, read the below recent exchange of emails between us and a consignor looking to deliver a carload:

HERE IS HOW I REPLIED:

"You are welcome to bring your items, if you give us a couple of days notice. You can drop off Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 11 AM, or 2 PM to 4 PM. We have done this hundreds of times, and we can have you unloaded and quickly on your way soon after you arrive!

When you come, please be sure to bring the filled out "Consignor Reference Sheet" from here: https://www.emovieposter.com/print/?page=consignor_reference_sheet)

On stills and lobby cards, they need to have the minimum value PER TITLE. So if you have 5 stills or 3 lobby cards from a single title (all from the same release) that have the minimum combined value, then those are fine to bring. But you CAN'T combine different titles! So NOT "5 Bette Davis lobby cards" or whatever.

On HOW to value, obviously one GREAT resource is our Auction History at https://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/archive.html

But you have to use common sense. Always keep it sorted by "Date Sold Newest First" because something that sold for enough 10 years ago but no longer does is NOT acceptable. And if something ONCE sold for $50 but mostly sells for $15 to $25, then that too is NOT acceptable.

And MOST important, remember that items in NICE condition need to be solidly $30+ each, but items in LESSER condition need to be solidly $50+ each. And you MUST compare "apples to apples and oranges to oranges". An item that sells for $60 in nice condition is likely not valuable enough to bring in lesser condition.

And when something seems solidly $30+ to YOU, but our past sales indicate otherwise, you have to go with the past sales.

On your oversize black & white personality posters from the 1960s these are generally fine to bring in nice condition, but they don't do well with tape stains, tears or pinholes, so bear that in mind.

On the books I published, I gave away LOTS of them to our buyers as bonuses, so do not bring those.

BUT THE BOTTOM LINE IS THAT NO ONE IS PERFECT ON CHOOSING, AND AS LONG AS YOU MAKE AN HONEST EFFORT TO STICK TO THE ABOVE GUIDELINES WE WILL LIKELY HAVE NO PROBLEM. But "if in doubt", DON'T bring it!

Please confirm you received this email and let me know your plans, and I look forward to you coming.

Thanks very much
Bruce"

So if YOU have a lot of consignments that meet our minimum values, know it IS fine to hand delver them. And it DOES save much time packing, may well be less expensive than shipping, and means there won't be any damage along the way!