Online Auction ends 10/28: Guns, Ammo, Coins, Collectibles, and More!

Welcome to another fantastic
AAA Auction Consignment Auction!
This auction features many firearms, ammo magazines, ammo, silver coins,
harmonicas, box lots, and our usual excellent, great assortment of estate items and collectibles.

 Dates and Times for Online Auction 

Preview: Monday, October 27, 2025, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.

Closing: Tuesday, October 28, 2025, one item every 7.5 seconds beginning at 7:30 p.m. plus extended bidding time when a bid is placed within the final 60 seconds.

Pickup: Wednesday, October 29, 2025, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 7140 Old Viking Blvd NW, Nowthen, MN 55303. Pickup is by online appointment. Winning bidders will receive an invoice by e-mail soon after the auction closes. The invoice will have a link to the pickup-scheduling page. If you cannot pick up your items on this day, please call us at (763) 421-3044 to pay for your items over the phone and then pick them up on the following Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday morning. Any other pickup time, including after hours on a scheduled pickup day, will result in additional fees.

 Additional Info 

Buyer’s Premium: 15%

Sales Tax: 8.125%

Credit Cards: 3%

Terms Summary
Please review the summary of terms and information found in each of the first eight lots in the auction.  

 Auctioneer's Notes 

Antique vs. Collectible vs. Vintage
What's the difference? We use a category called "Antiques" and another one called "Collectibles." 

"Antiques," as we use the term, applies to old (around 100 years or so) furniture items such as beds, tables, chairs, wardrobes, dressers, chests of drawers, curio cabinets, and the like. 

"Collectibles," as we use that term, is very broad and applies to newer and older things that people commonly collect as well as  interesting and unique items.  

"Vintage," as we use the term, means something older (50 years or so), but not necessarily from a particular era.

Firearms
Just a reminder: all handguns and military-style firearms require a carry permit, purchase permit, or an FFL to take possession. Please call us if you have any questions.   

Harmonicas
We are very excited at AAA Auction to be able to offer for sale an extensive harmonica collection. Most are vintage or antique. Many of them have no recorded sales in the last 20 years and many have only a few. These all came from the estate of a serious collector who spent decades collecting them. We have done our best to describe the harmonicas, but we are not harmonica experts, so we encourage you to inspect the harmonicas in person before bidding. Sound and tone quality are not guaranteed. It will take a while for us to research them all, so keep checking back for more in our upcoming auctions. 

We also recommend that serious harmonica bidders refer to a free resource book online called John Whitman's Harmonica Anthology 11th Ed. April 25, 2019. It's easy to download and easy to use to look up thousands of harmonicas by manufacturer or model. In fact, where available we have provided a page number from this book that we think contains helpful information about the specific lot we are selling. We do not guarantee that the page will show an exact match. We also encourage bidders to inspect the lot before bidding.