"Mail-In" Auction

[drcy]

Years ago auctions were done by mail. Twenty or fewer years ago, auctions were done by email were common. I ran did email auctions for a few years.

[danf19]

Interesting .... where do we find Dan's list ??
thanks,
Another Dan

[hysell]

I was on his site for about 2 years & won a lot of cards from it ? The football , Hockey cards seem to out do the baseball cards all of the time { Cond's } wise . So i had real good luck on those , but , with that said , I'd all most all ways have some type of problems in all but 2 of those & mostly was on the baseball cards ? So i just bid as if they were 1 to 2 grades down from the listings to help me out on them ?

[Throttlesteer]

Winning bidders will be notified via pager

[brianp-beme]

Originally Posted by Throttlesteer

Winning bidders will be notified via pager

Actually you do also have the option of having the mimeographed invoice faxed to you, which is probably more desirable than having the invoice get all smeary inside the plain white envelope.

Brian (Actually...I am a carbon copy of myself)

[cannonballsun]

I bid on his auctions for many years. Never had any problems. I quit bidding with him because it seemed he had less and less that I needed.
I didn't know he was still doing auctions. I would like to start up again with him and give it another try. Can you send me his contact info ? Thanks.

[Leon]

WHen I first got into the hobby the auctions were mostly done on the phone. Those were the days. And with at least one auctioneer, if you were the last call, it was a glorious night.