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06-27-2005, 06:02 AM
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Should people post reminders on closing auctions?
Posted By: John
I’m kind of new to the whole auction thing I guess. But I really don’t see a problem with auctions being discussed. Dan McKee mentioned Heritage Auctions not too long ago about what a nice job they were doing. I decided to look into it, as I had never bid with them before, last night I won some cards I had needed for some time. If not for it being posted and discussed I might have missed the boat. 
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