What a year of unprecedented growth we've had! As we say good bye to 2009, and hello to 2010, we're going to be making some adjustments to better serve you.

Beginning with the Spring Sale 2010, we are instituting a cap on our growth. We will limit consignors to the first 350 who sign up and will offer a waiting list after those positions are gone.

When you sign up, you will be sent an email confirmation. Please print this out and bring it with you to check in. We will not be accepting any consignors who do not pre-register, and your email will confirm to our check in personnel that you are a registered participant and not someone on the waiting list or an unregistered walk in.

If you sign up, but are unable to participate, please let us know ASAP so that someone else on the waiting list may participate.

In an effort to get you through the check out quicker, our tagging format is now exclusively VERTICAL 3x5 index cards. We will not be accepting any horizontal tags or tags that are larger or smaller than a 3x5 index card.

Over-zealous tape use, and incorrect pinning are hampering our efficiency during check out so please review the tagging pages to find out the correct way to tag for this sale. Tape and safety pins should be placed on the very top of the tag, so that the tag  (and all of it's pertinant information) may be removed with one clip of the scissors.

On our Tuesday Night Presale, we will be offering a 15 item or less check out. Please look for signs to guide you through the correct door so that we can expidite your check out.

We have now phased out VHS Tapes. VHS formatted media and media players are phasing out of the market place and they just don't sell.

We will continue to be vigilant with items on the recall list. Please be sure to check the Safety First page of our website to find recall links. We will continue to update our recall notebooks at the sale, however, it isn't worth borrowing somebody's truck to bring an item that we will reject if it's found on the recall list.

In an effort to protect you, we began requiring thumbprint ID's on all checks in 2009. Due to the overwhelmingly positive response, we will continue to require thumbprints on all checks. Should someone use your checks without your permission at our sale, you will have the necessary identifying information that will assist local law enforcement.