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02-24-2008, 01:16 PM #61
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Re: NFL Auctions Pricing Reaching Unreasonable Levels?
Another example is the 1999 Sotheby's Barry Halper Auction where all the prices were over the top. I assume the bidding was legitimate but there was lots of excitement for this once in a lifetime auction. Most of the stuff that was reauctioned in the year or two later sold for a lot less.
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02-24-2008, 01:25 PM #62
Re: NFL Auctions Pricing Reaching Unreasonable Levels?
There's a novel idea...help each other out (and one JM backs up having helped me out on numerous ocassions) cuz the auction houses sure aren't helping anybody out with 17.5% or more buyer AND seller fees, authenticating bad items, and cloaking items/their history/and source in secrecy! Of course with that being said these auction houses do help sellers get substantially more than they would otherwise and do help people turn a nice profit flipping items found on the secondary market but to me they still take the fun and communication aspect out of an aquisition. Just one unimportant mans opinion.