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I think Jeff means this thread.
http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=155017
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They are extending to fish for buyers to then negotiate the best price. There is no way they can expect 30-36 million on that contract in one open auction. So they are going to fish for serious bidders by setting several spotlight auctions (fake by putting an unreasonable hidden bid to fish out what people will pay for this)..... then they will gather those bidders and hold a private one-on-one negotiation on their own terms to weed out the highest bidder. Its brilliant, finds out what the highest bidder in the market is with giving the owner the option to sell or not. Its a premeditated process to seek price discovery. Brilliant market making on a unique item!
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Was it the Jesse Burkett letter the 15 mil lot?
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Learned everything I needed to know about the "new" Ken Goldin back when Goldin Auctions started up. In the first, or one of the first, auctions, there were multiple autographed baseball jerseys that were represented as authentic MLB jerseys that were autographed. Every last jersey was a counterfeit - the jersey not necessarily the autograph. I contacted Goldin and was told, essentially, that they were selling the autograph, not the jersey, and they didn't have the time to police whether the jersey was legitimate or not.
Sure thing Kenny. Bootleg material is bootleg material. |
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