Posted by gold-leaf-deere on November 13, 2007 at 18:37:23 from (205.188.117.74):
After attending Auctions for 55 years, I have observed something that bothers me, Other opinions please. I attented a Auction last Saturday with about 90 old tractors plus several other items. I had a certain amount to spend and waited all day for the last tractor to sell, this was the choice item for me. I did not have the highest bid, therefore I went home with a pocket full of cash and a empty trailer. I contend that a Auction should sell the higher value items first, therfore in my case I would have the chance to bid on other lessor value items, I know the Auctioneer claims he hold the best to last to maintain the crowd. My answer to that is, he might hold the crowd , but most of them will not be bidders but only spectators. What U say?
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