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Sell your assets fast to achieve peace of mind. We take care of it all.
UPCOMING AUCTIONS
2005 Harley Davidson Road King
Date: 4/16/2026 | Online & Live Bidding closes
5/24/26 @ 4pm EST.
Highlights: VIN: 1HD1FBW195Y642299 | Miles: 44,000 This 2005 Harley-Davidson Road King turns heads before it even starts. Featuring a stunning custom flame paint job in deep reds, oranges, and gold across the tank, fenders, and hard saddlebags, this bike is a true show-stopper on the road. The chrome is clean and shiny throughout, and the overall presentation is excellent. Recently serviced by Loess Hills Harley-Davidson, this Road King has been gone through top to bottom with all the right upgrades.
Spring Consignment Auction – Benton County
Date :May 30h, 2026 @ 9am EST | Preview: May 29th 12pm-5pm EST
Highlights: Vehicles • Tools • Mowers• Furniture • Flooring • Outdoor & Patio • Home Goods & More
Summer Consignment Auction – Benton County
Date: TBD | Online & Live Bidding
Highlights: Farm equipment, shop tools, trailers, vehicles, heavy equipment, and farm support equipment from multiple consignors.
About Our Auction House
Sell with confidence. Bid with clarity.
We are a family-owned auction company built on real experience and focused on making the process easy for buyers and sellers.
Our mission is simple...deliver honest service, clear communication, and real results.
We mix old school integrity with modern marketing power.
Every auction is handled personally, photographed professionally, and shared where serious buyers are ready to act. We do not just post listings. We create demand and drive competition.
For sellers, that means more eyes, more bids, and higher returns.
For buyers, it means accurate listings, smooth transactions, and a process you can trust.
Whether it is an estate, a farm, business liquidation, or a unique collection, we bring energy, precision, and care to every project. Work with us and you get a team that treats your assets like our own. We make every auction clear, competitive, and built for success.
Our Promise: A Confident, Clear Way To Sell
From the first conversation to final payment, we treat your collection like a story worth telling—finding buyers who value it, preparing each item to shine, and protecting your interests every step of the way.
Broad Buyer Network
We tap decades of relationships and targeted outreach so the right collectors, dealers, and enthusiasts see your items and compete for them.
Full-Service Preparation
We photograph, describe, and stage each piece to highlight its story and value—so listings attract serious bids and better results.
Secure Packing & Logistics
From insured transport to careful storage, we protect your items until they reach the buyer, minimizing risk and worry.
Personalized Support
One dedicated account manager guides you through valuation, timing, and communications—keeping the process simple and transparent.
We’re in your corner from appraisal to final payment, so you always know what to expect.
Our Services
We offer a full range of services designed to manage every stage of the auction process from start to finish. Our focus is on delivering a seamless experience while exceeding expectations through reliable service and a strong commitment to customer satisfaction.
Step 1: Start With A Free Review
We're a family-run team. We review your items—furniture, collectibles, tools, vehicles and more—and explain the best options for selling them.
Step 2: Prepare & Photograph
We photograph each item, write clear descriptions, and set fair prices to attract buyers.
Step 3: List & Promote
We list items on top marketplaces and promote them to reach buyers nationwide.
Step 4: Handle Packing & Shipping
We coordinate packing, storage, and delivery so you don’t have to worry.
Step 5: Finalize Sale & Payment
We run auctions or buyouts and make sure you receive payment quickly and simply.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do auctions work?
Auction items are sold to the highest bidder. Bidders register, place competitive bids during the event, and the hammer falls when bidding ends — the highest bid becomes the winning bid subject to any reserve price.
What is the difference between absolute and reserve auctions?
An absolute auction has no minimum — the item sells to the highest bidder. A reserve auction requires the seller’s minimum be met before the sale is final; if it isn’t met, the item may remain unsold.
How do I register to bid?
Registration typically requires a valid ID and contact details; some auctions also require a deposit or credit card on file. You can register online before the event or on-site, subject to the auctioneer’s rules.
What fees do buyers and sellers pay?
Buyers often pay a buyer’s premium (a percentage added to the hammer price) plus taxes and any shipping or handling. Sellers pay seller’s commissions and any listing or marketing fees; exact rates vary by auction house.
How is item condition and provenance disclosed?
Auctions provide condition reports and provenance information when available. Items are usually sold “as‑is,” so bidders should review descriptions, photos, and inspections before bidding.
What payment methods and timelines are required?
Typical payment methods include credit/debit cards, bank transfers, and sometimes escrow services. Payment timelines vary but usually require a deposit immediately and full payment within a specified period (often 3–10 business days).
Can I arrange shipping or pickup for my purchases?
Yes, many auction houses offer shipping, in-house handling, or coordinate third‑party shippers. Buyers are responsible for arranging and paying for shipping or pickup unless otherwise stated.
What happens if the reserve price isn't met?
If the reserve isn’t met the item may be passed (not sold). The seller and auctioneer may negotiate with the highest bidder afterward or relist the item at a future auction.
Are auction items authenticated or guaranteed?
Auction houses strive to authenticate items and disclose known issues, but guarantees vary. High‑value items often come with expert authentication; always review the lot terms for any guarantees or guarantees' limits.
How are disputes, returns, or claims handled?
Return policies differ by auctioneer and are stated in the terms and conditions; many sales are final. For disputes or claims (e.g., misdescription or fraud), contact the auction house promptly to follow their resolution process.
Page Auction Co
Family owned auction company with a strong background in e-commerce and marketing. We’re here to help you sell, reach more buyers, and make the process easy from start to finish.
License: AU12600005
© 2026 Page Auction Co. All rights reserved. Serving clients nationwide.
Contact
Phone: (765) 375-1142
Email: [email protected]
Local office: Benton County, Indiana
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