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How it works
Valuing is free and takes about a minute. Selling and buying involve people, inspection and money moving, so they take longer — and every step of both is below.
If you own something
Photograph it. Recognition identifies the reference, and the valuation engine prices it against what comparable pieces are actually achieving.
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A few guided angles from your phone. No appointment, no upload of documents.
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Brand, model, reference. If we are not certain, we say so rather than guess.
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A market value with a confidence level and the comparables it was built from.
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The piece goes into your portfolio with its identity recorded. Do nothing else if you want.
If you want to sell
You do not write a listing and wait. Your piece is presented privately to relevant professional buyers, who bid without seeing each other’s offers.
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From the valuation you already have. One decision, not a form.
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Identity and provenance, before anything is shown to anyone.
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Only verified professionals see it. None of them sees what the others offered.
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Nothing is binding until you say yes. Then verification, payment and collection.
If you want to buy
Everything on the marketplace came from a professional. If what you want is not there, describe it and the network goes and looks.
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The marketplace for what exists; a sourcing request for what does not.
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A specialist inspects the piece in hand before it is certified or shipped.
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Funds are released once the piece has been delivered and is as described.
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A certificate you can verify online, and the piece in your portfolio.
What it costs
Free, and it does not commit you to selling. You can value a piece, keep it in your portfolio and never do anything else.
A fee on a completed sale, shown to you as a figure before you accept — not a percentage you have to work out afterwards.
The price you see. Shipping, insurance and duties, where they apply, are itemised at checkout before you pay.
Valuations are estimates and are confirmed after physical inspection. A valuation is not an offer to buy, and a range is not a guarantee of sale price.
It takes about a minute and costs nothing.