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01-06-2010, 10:44 PM
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I agree with tbob... (without quoting him)... some auction place will want to bunch those together.
I think you'll do much better if you sell them individually at auction, IF you're going to auction them. The only reason I can see that an auctioneer would bunch them into a lot is because it is easier on them... not better for the consignor. When they get done explaining why they want to bunch them, say no and sell them somewhere else. 
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