Are you searching for specialist auction companies in Nebraska? We’ve featured 10 auctioneers located across the state below.
1. Fremont Auction Company
As insinuated by the name, Fremont Auction Company is a Fremont-based Nebraska auction house. It’s a family-owned operation run by the Villwok family, specializing in estate sales, consignment, bullion, and auctioning of various rare or collectible items. Fremont Auction Company is open from 8-6 p.m., seven days a week.
The items that Fremont Auction Company sells are quite varied. Current and past items on offer include tractors, trailers, and other types of farm equipment; sheds & garden storage gear; and a broad range of collectibles, rare coins and bullion, and other rare items. Fremont Auction Company is sure to help you fetch the proper price – so reach out!
Swing by Fremont Auction Company’s contact page to get in touch.
2. Adam Marshall Land & Auction
Adam Marshall Land & Auction is Kearney’s premier auction service. Adam Marshall began in 1945 with the Kearney livestock auction and has grown to serve its area in just about every niche possible. From farm equipment and land to estate sales, automotives, and charity auctions, Adam Marshall Land & Auction has done a bit of everything. They’re open from 9-5 p.m. and closed on weekends.
As mentioned above, Adam Marshall Land & Auction has its proverbial fingers in quite a few pies. While they specialize in auctioning farm and personal items, they’ve recently branched into real estate, further broadening their reach. This has resulted in quick and fervent local recognition for Marshall’s excellent auctioneering services.
Head to Adam Marshall Land & Auction’s contact page to reach out.
3. Moravec Auction Co
Moravec Auction Co. is a Nebraskan auction company centered in David City. They’ve been in the industry since 1980 and have grown into a family-owned and operated joint over the years. Russ and Diane (the original owners) specialize in glassware, antiques, collectibles, livestock, and automotives. They’re open by appointment only – so reach out.
Moravec has auctioned countless items in the past 42 years. While farm auctions are Moravec’s bread and butter, that’s not their only work. They’ve helped clients offload land, personal items, collectibles, and more. And considering that they have a World Champion Automobile Auctioneer (2021) on staff, it’s hard to pass up their expertise.
Go to Moravec Auction Co.’s contact page to learn more.
4. Olson Pearson Auctions & Realty
Olson Pearson Auctions & Realty is a simple business in Hooper, Nebraska. They specialize in farm auctions, real estate, and land sales, though they’ve built an excellent reputation as auctioneers (both online and in-person). Olson Pearson has partnered with Auction Time, Tractor House, and Equipment Facts to ensure their clients are served as carefully as possible. Olson Pearson is open by appointment only.
The current items on auction at Olson Pearson Auctions & Realty are pretty varied. While land and real estate are apparent niches of theirs, they’ve also auctioned off dozens of personal items, farm gear and equipment, and far more. Whether you want to get the right price for land or offload your farm gear, semi-trailers, or other heavy-duty equipment, Olson Pearson is an excellent option.
Head to Olson Pearson Auctions & Realty’s contact page to get in touch.
5. Tom Wieck Realty & Auction
Tom Wieck Realty & Auction is a similar, but pointedly different, service to our previous entry. Located in Grand Island, Tom Wieck has over 40 years and 400 auctions under his belt, but the truth of the matter is that even without that experience, he’s a true professional. From farm and personal auctions to land and real estate, Tom Wieck is an excellent first call. He’s available from 8-8 p.m. Monday-Saturday.
Tom Wieck’s upcoming auctions are incredibly varied. There’s a moving auction full of furniture, collectibles, and personal items; a farm estate auction consisting of tractors and other heavy-duty gear; and a real estate & estate sale that consists of an absolute steal on a fully-furnished home.
Go to Tom Wieck Realty & Auction’s contact page to reach out.
6. Creamer Auctions
Creamer Auctions is Hartington’s premier auction service. They serve Nebraska, South Dakota, and Iowa, and have earned a name for simple, professional service. Creamer ensures each client is given top-tier marketing and advertising, proper representation, and (importantly) the best price possible. Creamer Auctions is open from 8-5 p.m. Monday-Friday.
The breadth of items that Creamer Auctions has sold is awe-inspiring. Ranging from firearms and themed collectibles to toys, memorabilia, and farm equipment, Creamer’s work isn’t halted by something as measly as an item out of their niche. Reach out today to see how Creamer can help you offload a few items.
Swing by Creamer Auctions’ contact page to get in touch.
7. Schow Auction
Schow Auction is another small-town (Paxton) auction service with big boots to fill. They’ve carried out over 5,000 auctions since opening, ranging from farm and household items to antiques, liquidations of businesses, and more. And with their top-tier advertising and clerking services, it’s quite challenging to ignore their services. Schow Auction is open by appointment only.
As mentioned above, Schow’s auction history is incredibly varied. You’ll find unique estate sales, farm and farm equipment sales, and some of the largest auto and machinery auctions you’ll ever see. If you want to step into an entire parking lot of cars and gear on offer, Schow should be your first call.
Go to Schow Auction’s contact page to learn more.
8. New Generation Auctions
New Generation Auctions is one of several Lincoln-based auction services (don’t worry, we’re getting there). They’re a top-tier auction service that offers some of the best international online advertising for its clients. From estate sales and farms to businesses, collections, and other personal items, you can rest easy that New Generation can auction it. They’re available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
New Generation has a broad range of services, but they’re a collector’s dream service. They consistently auction entire collections of various items, along with the usual farm, estate, and liquidation auctions. And if you’re a collector, you’ll be pleased to know that New Generation offers (great) cash deals on high-quality collections.
Head to New Generation Auctions’ Facebook page to reach out.
9. Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers
Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers is another Lincoln-based auction service. While Ritchie Bros. can sell just about anything you need, they specialize in (farm and industrial) machinery and trucks. This makes them an excellent resource for those shopping for new gear with a clean title on a budget. Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers is open by appointment only – so reach out!
A simple peek at the Ritchie Bros.’ past and present auctions is all you need to know that they’re professionals. They’ve sold dozens of types of autos and machinery, from semi-trucks (cabs and trailers) to excavators, skidders, and tractors; their collection is truly impressive. Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers also offers financing and several other handy services, so you can rest easy when shopping.
Swing by Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers’ contact page to get in touch.
10. Jim Peterson Auction Co.
And finally, we make it to our last Lincoln auction service – Jim Peterson Auction Co. The man himself, Jim Peterson, has been in the auction industry for over 35 years. In that time, he’s received a degree in auctioneering, acquired a real estate license, and built a name for top-tier, friendly service. Jim Peterson Auction Co. is available by appointment only.
Peterson’s experience is extensive. Over the years, he’s sold farm equipment and land, household items, cars and trucks, art, and more – each time, fetching the best price possible for his client. And his regular city-funded auctions of abandoned & unclaimed vehicles and bicycles make him an excellent stop for a budget ride.
Go to Jim Peterson Auction Co.’s contact page to reach out.
