For the trade

The person to call about the baseball cards.

If you liquidate estates, settle them, or run auctions in Central Florida, you already know the problem: a card collection turns up, and it’s outside your specialty. Nobody at the table wants the shoeboxes. I’m the person who does — and who’ll price them honestly, pay fairly, and make you look good to the family.

Call or text

(407) 536-6817

Texting a few photos of the boxes works well, and it’s me picking up, not a service. Prefer to write? Send the details through the form.

Who this is for

  • Estate liquidators

    You run the sale; the cards are a category you’d rather hand to a specialist than guess at. I’ll evaluate on-site or from photos and take the collection off your plate.

  • Estate & probate attorneys

    You need a defensible, honest valuation and a clean transaction for the estate. I document what I see and how I arrive at a number.

  • Auction houses

    You take the furniture, the jewelry, the art — and the cards sit in a box nobody bids on. Refer them to me, or let me buy the lot outright.

What I offer the trade

  • Fast, fair cash. Estates move on timelines. I can evaluate quickly and pay promptly for the right collection — no waiting on an auction cycle.
  • Referral fees. Send a family my way and, if a deal happens, you’re taken care of. I’d rather pay for a good introduction than chase leads cold.
  • Honest valuations you can stand behind. I tell families the truth, including when a collection is worth less — or more — than they hoped. That protects your reputation as much as mine.
  • Discretion. Grieving families and sensitive estates get handled with care and privacy. Nothing is published without permission.
  • The whole thing, not the cherry-picking. I’ll take the good with the ordinary so you’re not left holding the leftovers after someone grabs the best card.
  • References on request. Happy to connect you with people I’ve dealt with before you send a single client my way.

How it works with a referral partner

  1. 1

    You reach out — a photo of the collection or the family’s contact info, whatever’s appropriate.

  2. 2

    I evaluate honestly, on-site or from photos, and give a clear read of what’s there.

  3. 3

    If we do a deal, the family gets a fair price, and your referral fee is handled.

Curious how I arrive at numbers before you refer anyone? Here’s exactly what I buy and how a valuation works, and my guide to spotting a valuable collection.