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Re: 6273 Rock Island Refuge auction
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lugnet.market.auction
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Date:
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Fri, 21 May 1999 14:18:08 GMT
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I haven't seen any bids yet so I'll open at $15.
---Jon
Frank Filz wrote:
> Geoffrey C. Runge wrote:
> >
> > I'm poking my head out of a college induced dark age and I'm auctioning off an
> > old 6273 Rock Island Refuge pirate set. The pieces are in their little holey
> > bages and the outer box (but not the inner cardboard tray) is still there too
> > (albeit rather roughed up). I'd like to keep my future auctions off of Ebay,
> > and this one will be the big test. It's a cool set, and I hope that the
> > cancelation of the Pirate line hasn't dulled its potential demand.
>
> The cancellation of the Pirate line has only increased potential
> demand...
>
> > Here are the rules:
> > 1. I'd like to start the bidding at $15.00.
> > 2. If a person holds the highest bid for 72 hours they win.
> > 3. Bids must be in one dollar increments.
> > 4. Payment should be made as a money order or check, with shipping of the set
> > delayed until the check clears.
> > 5. I will try to update the bids @midnight EST daily, but i know for a fact
> > that I'll be unable to of Tuesday the 25th, and perhaps Friday and Saturday,
> > the 28th and 29th of May. If someone held the high bid for 72 hours, and
> > someone were to outbid them while I was away I would consider the first person
> > the winner. Does that make sense?
>
> It's in your interest, and really the general interest of bidders to not
> close an auction too soon, I would suggest you consider something more
> like the following:
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> High bid held for 3 succesive midnight updates.
>
> --
> Frank Filz
>
> -----------------------------
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