Bidder Reviews for Richard L. Edwards Auctioneering (2,152)

Great service! Very well packed for the long trip down under! Much thanks!

Great items that went off at great prices. Super fast shipping.

Great

Best Auction House, Fair, Honest, Great Selections

N/A

Great products, reasonable prices for shipping.

No

Nice looking coin just what I needed

Very nice coin but is not xf.

Terrible communication, in fact no communication after four emails. Terrible packing, goods were broken and damaged. So upset with this company. Just devastated!!! Be warned.

Great product, didn't win many but had fun bidding. Will refinery join their auctions again.

accuracy item descriptions, quick payment and shipping, items arrived neatly and professionally packed with everything I ordered. will do business with again

Buyer beware

Excellent experience. Will bid on their auctions again!

Thank you Karen.

The descriptions don't say new either and they don't say much at all. It's hard to see creases in photos, the descriptions usually don't mention them. The white cardboard boxes are clearly not new and these are not factory sets. A few examples usually of the best cards in good high-res images are set out which may or may not be representative of the rest of the set. My '75 set was a Frankenstein box, mixed and matched to create a complete set or just some handled poorly. Maybe some put in wheel spokes and put back in the set later. Cards of varying conditions, 6s to 8.5s, mostly grade 7s and very inconsistent even in ink tone appearing to be from different editions. I'm sure the auctioneer doesn't know or have time to check every card. I simply want to express to others how easy it is to overvalue items without knowing the details and assuming things like: a card set should be nearly untouched, in great condition, and not a mix of varying-condition wax pack cards built into a set. In multiple sets, most of the best cards were handled the most and had the worst corners. The lower-valued cards were in better condition. These auctions are a huge risk, a gamble and you can't assume anything because it's the bidder's responsibility to ask questions and ask for more photos or walk away when other's bid items up. They don't know what's actually in the box either. New, sealed sets are the best bet. Vintage cards are the biggest gamble with biggest rewards or losses. You will not ever get a gem mint 10 vintage card. They simply only exist in museums and publications. You probably won't land a vintage 9 either unless you actually dust-off the estate barn-find yourself. Newer and graded cards are much safer. Otherwise Richard L. Edwards is legit, shipping rates are cheap, and I will continue bidding and buying, just a lot more carefully.

I have bid here several times with no issues.

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RICHARD L. EDWARDS AUCTIONEERING RUNS AS SMOOTH AS SILK. ITEMS AS DESCRIBED, TIMELY MANNER OF DELIVERY, COMMUNICATION IS EXCELLENT! TRULY APPRECIATE WHAT YOU DO! THANK YOU!