Indian Artifacts & Related Items

Terms

Responsible for determining age, authenticity, value, and/or other determining factors.

All items in this auction will be sold “AS IS” and there is no warranty regarding any respect of such items. In no event will Lebonick’s Auction Service be held responsible for having made or implied any warranty or fitness of any such item for a particular purpose. On line bidders will be the sole judge of value and as to authenticity as to whether the item being sold is PREHISTORIC, HISTORIC, or CONTEMPORARY Indian Artifacts. All sales are final.
Bidding is contractual and bidders are hereby notified that payment is required on the final hammered price. Floor bidders are required to pay before leaving the auction unless an agreement is made between the buyer and the auctioneer to defer payment to an agreeable date.
On line bidders should wait to see where the bidding starts before establishing their bid. On line bidders are required to pay within 48 HOURS AFTER THE INVOICE IS SENT OUT to avoid disputes that will be recorded with live on line service being used for this auction.
Buyers call 618-444-6889 when paying by these acceptable credit cards; American Express, Master Card, and Visa to provide the necessary information for billing. Check to make sure your shipping address is correct on the invoice and your credit card address corresponds with that address. We do not keep credit card information on file; therefore repeat buyers need to call each time they make an internet purchase from our auction.
There is a 20% buyer’s premium for on line bidders. Actual shipping and insurance are added to the invoice. A charge may be added if there is a special box if required for shipping.
Be aware that invoices not paid within 48 hours after the invoice is received could lead to disabling of bidders account and making bidding unavailable through on line services. Unpaid invoice could result in being sent to a collection agency which affects your overall credit score.
Regarding COA’s, it is our observation that documents accompanying an artifact are exactly what the author states, just an opinion and should be regarded as such.