Dinky's is Southern Indiana Quirkiest Auction Experience

Dinky's Auction located in Montgomery, Indiana has items that will have their patrons holding up their auction paddles in a second flat!

Dinky's Auction Center

Located in the heart of Southern Indiana's Amish country is an astounding auction house. Boasting nine or more auction rings going simultaneously, you can find anything from small animals and farm equipment to furniture and collectibles. Featuring weekly auction shows, Dinky's invites you out for an evening of fun and fellowship as well as delicious bakes good from their bake sales. There are so many things to discover at the auction center and everything a collector's heart could want. Some vendors sell items at retail price, Amish baked goods, and a fresh produce stand. Dinky's is open on Fridays and has its horse auctions and other specialty sales on Saturdays. Visit the auction center's website for a full list of events for special sales.

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Hours of operation

Dinky's accepts consignment items on Thursdays from 10 am until 4 pm. Doors open at 7 am sharp on Fridays, if you are wanting to bring in items to sell on other days of the week you will need to contact them directly. Their telephone number is 812-486-2880.

Don't forget that Dinky's has online options as well, which is great if you live a bit farther away from their location, as I do here in Bowling Green.

Dinky's address for GPS navigation, wouldn't want to take a wrong turn and miss out on all the auction action! 9073 E Co Rd 550 N, Montgomery, IN. 47558

Items for auction

If you have any doubt about the smorgasbord of items that come through the auction center to be sold, all you have to do is check out these photos from previous auction sales!

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