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Thank you David. I only have 2 cobs with mine so far. They are just so expensive and hard to find.drboruff wrote:The lot of 9 grand roller cobs sold for $1100.
David
Raphael,Raphael wrote:I did not attend out of health safety considerations. But I left a lot of absentee bids and took my chances. I spent three days watching on line, and honestly think it was more stressful than attending. I ended up adding items via a proxy at the auction and also using the Live Auctioneers platform.
Steve Stanton is a real pro and the pace of the auction was astounding, given the complications. He told me later that it went at 100 lots per hour, or almost two per minute. Wow!
I won’t know until my stuff arrives next week if there are any turkeys, but I’m sure there will be few, if any, unpleasant surprises.
Raphael
I don’t think any decision has been made regarding continuation of the on-line format. Personally I hope he doesn’t do it, but times they are a-changing, for sure.JerryVan wrote:Raphael,Raphael wrote:I did not attend out of health safety considerations. But I left a lot of absentee bids and took my chances. I spent three days watching on line, and honestly think it was more stressful than attending. I ended up adding items via a proxy at the auction and also using the Live Auctioneers platform.
Steve Stanton is a real pro and the pace of the auction was astounding, given the complications. He told me later that it went at 100 lots per hour, or almost two per minute. Wow!
I won’t know until my stuff arrives next week if there are any turkeys, but I’m sure there will be few, if any, unpleasant surprises.
Raphael
In your conversation with Steve, did he mention whether or not the on-line format may be here to stay, even after Covid? Obviously, you may not be at liberty to say, which would be understandable.