Wonderful auctioneer. Very honest and upright. I would recommend Richard P. Murry Auctioneer to…read moreanyone that wants to sell their coin collection(s).

I decided to sell my collection and I had been to several of his auctions. Richard Murry does a…read moregreat job doing the best for his cosigner. He is the most honest person I have worked with.

Great ,knowledgeable staff.Fair prices all around. I would certainly recommend them for precious…read moremetals, both buying and selling. A+++++++!

Their website says it the best... A place where you can find crafts antiques and stuff! Always…read moresomething new to check out. Many one of a kind items/constantly changing. Open on weekends during spring through early winter. Be sure to check out their annual Pumpkin Festival in October of every year. Great vendors, music, free hayrides to a pumpkin patch and excellent homemade food! Not far from Ricketts Glenn State Park... off the beaten path but worth a stop if you're in the area. Family owned and operated.

What can I say about True Blue Auctions. Well they truly left me feeling blue.... I purchased over…read more$500 worth of items from the auction house on Feb 25th of 2024. Its currently Aug. 31st. He claims he shipped them. USPS tracking info never even registered it in the system. My items have never arrived. The owner refused to pay a refund. He hid behind his fine print in his auction rules. He refused to file an insurance claim on my behalf. (Shipper has to file the claim) He even stalled so long the insurance he provided on the packaging lapsed. So now its my loss, not his. I would say if you are considering doing business with True Blue Auctions and Skip, that you just move on to a more trustworthy and reliable auction house. Because True Blue Auctions in State College, PA is definitely not a auctioneer or auction house I will ever deal with again. Protect your money and stay away.

There way more reputable auction sites. I DO NOT RECCOMEND using this one. They came in and…read moreassessed our property and would only sell for pennies on the dollar. Every local county has a website for auctioning off real property, I suggest going that route. This guy wayne driebibles (should be dribbles) will take your money and run. he is a thief.

Watch out for the shipping cost. They'll get you. Over 25$ to ship 2 flat license plates.read more

Sells fake coins. I spent over $3,000.00 on a lot of coins. The majority of them were real and sold…read morequickly. However, the most expensive coins 2x 1909-s vdb wheat cents were not real. They were sent to PCGS and came back not genuine. Extremely upset with the auction for allowing counterfeits to be sold.

They buy truckloads of pallets from Home Depot. The large majority is returns but they do get some…read moreold, unsold overstock and discontinued items. There was a point when the boxes the items came were open and pictures taken of the contents. Now, that is really a hit and miss as they do not have the time because they went from 3000 items to 6000 items. If there are pictures, they do not show obvious damage. You will find out once you get the item. A lot of the items sit outside exposed to the weather. I have bought a couple hundred items. Expect about 25% to be in poor condition, broken, or missing parts. When larger items that contain batteries such as a lawn mower, the batteries are removed and sold separately. Expect about 10% to be in like new condition; maybe only used once or twice. Sales are final and no refunds. So if you buy a battery starter set like I did, it was missing both batteries and the charger was old and dead. A total waste of $35 plus time and travel cost. On top of the bid price there is an 18% auction charge. It takes anywhere from 20 minutes (small purchase) to 90 minutes to get your items. Most of the workers that I ran into are nice and friendly.

A few years ago, going to a Rockey auction was so much fun and the items were much better quality…read more Currently, there aren't in person auctions. Why? Because Clint (owner) is making more money selling items online and in the retail store. For the online auctions, the quality of the items is overpriced junk right now. Damage and defects are not disclosed or shown in pictures. We used to spend $5,000 a month and now, zero. Taking a break until things change.

I was here recently. The flee market consist of mostly China tools, baked goods, fresh produce and…read moreold antique stuff. It's ok. The livestock auctions are entertaining and fun to watch. This is a working livestock auction, so its dirty. Expect nothing beyond the basics.

From the owner: Every Tuesday Livestock Auction @ 1 pm…read moreSmall Animal Auction @ 12 noon Hay Sale @ 11:30am