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05-22-2005, 06:33 PM
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REA , 35 years and going
Posted By: Jay Miller
Having nothing to do this evening I started reading through the latest issue of SCD. In this issue in the Auction Circuit feature is a description of REA very successful last auction. The part that hit me as kind of strange is the statement that "Lifson termed the sale as the most successful auction in Robert Edward Auctions' 35-year history". Now I'm not sure how old Rob is (he still looks like a teenager) but I would guess that the entity REA has not been around for 35 years. The first auction I ever saw Rob do was in the mid-1990s. What am I missing? 
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