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David Schilling wrote in message ...
> This could backfire on the seller, then, if the only reason for the auction
> is to get a value for insurance purposes. If people know there's no way
> they'll ever match the reserve, they won't bid on it. Since it's not • honest
> to get a valuation of your collection this way, I think he's wasting
> everyone's time. There's no way he'd still stick with whatever the maximum
> bid was as his collection's value if it's only say six or seven thousand
anyway.
I think he may have gotten closer to his asking price if he had spent more
time documenting his collection. I'm sure this would have taken a lot of
time, but people expect a lot if they are spending a lot of money.
Rose
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