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02-05-2005, 07:10 AM
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Have to give Seth @ 19th Century a hand!
Posted By: Peter Thomas
I won 5 N172's all @ opening bid at 10 when there were no other bids I Knew these were mine and with about $1000 spent I didn't feel a need to bid on other items where I was not the high bidder - had a glass of wine and watched a movie. Seth does a very good job with his opening bids quite a few are won at the opening bid and almost all lots are opened. Less stress for both buyers and sellers I think. 
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