B & L Auction Pick-Ups

[aaroncc]

I picked up the N310 Mayo Peter Jackson SGC 50.

[Leon]

Thanks to all who participated. If nothing else we set a record (I sort of hope doesn't get broken) of being the latest ending auction we have had. Don't get me wrong, I (and Scott) are very grateful for all of the bids. It's just that after about 2am CST I start getting a bit tired. We will do invoices today and tomorrow and I am sure they will be on line by tomorrow. I think we will be sending out another email to all registrants to make sure everyone gets the details. As always if you want a paper invoice we will be more than happy to send one but you will have to ask. Scott is going with the green initiative thing and I am cheap . It was a fun auction with a ton of new bidders and many of the ole regulars. best regards

[Anthony S.]

Plugged 3 more holes in this tough little set. 12 to go.

[E93]

[tbob]

Well, I thought I would be posting a scan of the Obak Carson since I was the only bidder at the time the extended bidding began but a bid from someone at 1:58 am was allowed and I lost the card. I must have misunderstood because I assumed that if you didn't have a bid at the time of the extended bidding you weren't allowed to place a bid during extended bidding and if there was only one person who bid, they automatically won.

[caramelcard]

Was trying for:

T204 Wallace
T204 TTT
T207 Blackburne

Ended up 0 for 3, but had a good time following the auction.

Thanks S @ L.

Rob

[jrog007]

The Brockelman & Luckey auction will close with an “open-ended” 15-minute rule. Like a standard 15-minute rule auction, the sale will go into 15-minute rule mode starting on closing day at 9 p.m. EST. However, under the “open-ended” rules, ANY bidder can bid at ANY time on ANY lot in the auction, either before the start of the 15-minute rule or even after the 15-minute rule begins. Hence, even if a bidder has not bid on any particular lot in the sale, under the terms of the “open-ended” 15-minute rule they are able to bid on any lot in the sale even after that start of the 15-minute rule. The extended bidding period will continue until there are no new bids on any item in the entire auction--either by phone or via the internet--for a period of approximately fifteen (15) minute interval. At that time, the auction will close.

Tbob,
In the terms and conditions portion of the website, it was stated that anyone could bid on any lot at any time until the close of the auction. I lost one at like 2:30 AM. I was sound asleep by then.