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Old 05-27-2025, 10:12 AM
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This is actually a vast improvement over how many auctions used to close. I.e., whole action closed at 530am.
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Is this business segment run by methamphetamine addicts? Why would anyone choose this?
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They are making sure their west coast customers don't miss out. I hate it as well, but they don't care about inconveniencing you, if a bid gets placed again in the middle of the night its more money for the consigner AND them. Its the reason they all do it this way.
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University Archives runs its auction starting at 10 a.m. ET. I think a West Coaster can roll their ass out of bed at 7 a.m. for that a lot easier than an East Coaster can stay up till 2:45 a.m.
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I suspect they think that their primary bidding demographic is located in Southeast Asia, so they're focused on making sure that those bidders can leisurely submit their final bids in the afternoon while the rest of us are sound asleep.
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I suspect they think that their primary bidding demographic is located in Southeast Asia, so they're focused on making sure that those bidders can leisurely submit their final bids in the afternoon while the rest of us are sound asleep.
I guess this is America, and we outsource everything, so perhaps someone in Vietnam is overseeing this auction from 12:30-2:45 p.m.
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I guess this is America, and we outsource everything, so perhaps someone in Vietnam is overseeing this auction from 12:30-2:45 p.m.
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I guess , when bidding recently, I bid ( while still awake) my max and then go to bed. Usually I don’t win this way, but I have never liked this practice of “ regular bidding over….but wait….now EXTENDED bidding begins.” Many other venues I have participated in, like Gunbroker, have a specific beginning and end, and you can plan and count on that. There have been a lot of cool items this year on these auctions, but I absolutely hate extending bidding hours and hours after it should have ended. Nothing will change, the powers won’t read any of this, but sometimes, it’s good to vent.
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University Archives runs its auction starting at 10 a.m. ET. I think a West Coaster can roll their ass out of bed at 7 a.m. for that a lot easier than an East Coaster can stay up till 2:45 a.m.
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East Coast gets the National every year, West Coast gets better auction times.

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Phil, even though you are a West Coaster, I assume you are aware that Chicago is on the shore of Lake Michigan, which I don't believe is considered the East Coast!

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Phil, even though you are a West Coaster, I assume you are aware that Chicago is on the shore of Lake Michigan, which I don't believe is considered the East Coast!

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Hi Val,

All quiet on the western front, thanks for asking. I got excited for you when I saw a Sam Rice Witmor come up in a recent auction, unfortunately it wasn't a vertical back.

And I suppose the East/West demarcation line is geographically relevant, everything East of the Rockies is East Coast to me :-)
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They do it because it maximizes realizations; if it didn't, or if they didn't believe it did, they wouldn't do it. The auctioneers don't enjoy staying up late any more than you do.
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Phil, even though you are a West Coaster, I assume you are aware that Chicago is on the shore of Lake Michigan, which I don't believe is considered the East Coast!

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Val, one of my favorite examples of California-speak occurred soon after my arrival here in 1978. I was frequently asked if I was from "Back East". Defining "Back East" varied, based on the questioners life history. For a young adult from the San Fernando Valley who had never ventured east of Burbank, if he was asking someone from San Bernardino (75 miles) east of LA where he was from, that someone qualified as being from "Back East", and "Back East" was an accepted response. Don't underestimate "Back East" Val.

It really didn't matter where in the Back East you were from, you were just another migrant.
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Phil and Frank, thanks for the colloquial geography lessons. I get what you two are saying. I was born in and have lived my entore life in the VA suburbs of DC. When I was a kid, when someone said they were from out West, I assumed they meant west of the Blue Ridge Mountains (which are in VA), or maybe from as far away as West VA.
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