Since my father died, I am left to sell his collection. I know jack all about his collection, the value, or how to sell it. I don't know the market. Over the years he told me this and that. I did not pay close attention or memorize what he said. Now I sit here trying to sort it all out and get Mom the most out of it's sale.
In an effort to save my family from the circus the Great Sell Off. I don't want my kid or my wife to have to deal with the massive amount of soldiers I have. They know a few mates in passing. They don't know what anything is, it's value, or where to find buyers. I will be selling off everything I have never used, sat in a box since the NY days, and those treasures I snatched up, opened the box, and they remain in that same box.
2 more Custer books gone. 1 Detachment of armor.
My Aunt Died. Another massive amount of stuff to unload. I must strongly recommend selling all your stuff before dying. I am now an expert in gold and silver, Old lady dishes and collectables. Another strong recommendation, unless living off your wealth, with the exception of IRAs, put all your money into buffalos and gold eagles. It is so much easier to hand someone a stack than to deal with estate law.
