October 5, 2010 It's been just over one year since our auction took place in a small community south of New Philadelphia. It was our first auction and brought on by the death of our father. Those were confusing times in many respects, but the pre-auction interview and visit by Don made the whole experience much more easy to deal with. He carefully discussed the auction process from beginning to end and what steps were to be taken and what to expect. Auction day as well as all pre-auction preparation by Don's staff went very smoothly and was nearly exactly as he had described earlier. One big plus was the audience. We had heard Don has a steady following by those who attend auctions regularly as well as many dealers. We experienced both as well as many town's people...so the turnout was great. Wallick Auctions is an easy company to do business with and we were left with the feeling they really care about not only the client, but about their own reputation while they conduct business. We appreciate all they did to help our family and recommend them highly.

Due to health dept. regulations, our family was forced to conduct an online auction for many of my father's possessions. We had apprehensions about whether there would be enough interested bidders and visibility to get the "right" people who might be interested in my father's antique collections and household goods. Having the auction on the site for 10 days allowed a variety of both interested friends and family, but also others who review the auction sites as well. The bids were low at the beginning much like a live auction. The closer to the close of the sale, the bids came in and the results were surprisingly good. Also having it online for 10-days we were able to post the link on various social media accounts and also get further interest. The Wallick team also saved us some costs in that there was no need for a clerk and as many handlers as would have been needed were it a live, in-person auction. Overall, we were pleased and everything was handled very well.