Hunt Superbowl auction winnings

[Runscott]

I'm starting this thread without knowing if I won one item, two items...or nothing. This was the most baffling auction I've ever participated in.

I think I won a 1920's football - I placed a live bid, then was outbid by the floor, then that bid was retracted meaning I won, but now the results show the floor bid as the winner

I also think I might have finally won a Knute Rockne autograph - I was the high internet bid at $900 on a signed book, but during the live auction one bid was placed for $908, which was indicated as the winning bid, and it wasn't me. Then I see my bid as the winning bid in the results, at $900

I've enjoyed Hunt Auctions immensely over the years, but the above, plus watching several floor bids that ran the bid up on internet bidders, then waited for 2-3 fair warnings, then were retracted, and topping it all off is the second consecutive year of NFC Championship footballs with, to put it mildly 'issues'...I'm kind of turned off by them. I gave them the dope on the balls this year - they should have at least pursued the problem, and probably should have made a note of the issues in the internet lot descriptions.