Count down to the G&D auction.

[MrBojangles]

Originally Posted by Reggie Bishop

In the 21st Century, with the internet, electronic mail, internet TVs, laptops, handhelds and even printed media someone with any interest in classic shotguns would have to be living under a rock not to know about this or any other auction.

I just don’t see what the advantage is. Maybe a competing bidder forgets about the auction, leading to a lower hammer price. I’ve forgotten about upcoming auctions before, and I’m sure others have, as well.

[6pt-Sika]

Originally Posted by Ian Civco

I just don’t see what the advantage is. Maybe a competing bidder forgets about the auction, leading to a lower hammer price. I’ve forgotten about upcoming auctions before, and I’m sure others have, as well.

Let’s be honest here , do you really think anybody that’s regularly on this forum didn’t receive a catalog of the auction ? I understand what you’re saying and followed the practice in years past , but in this day and age everyone knows about most any large auction . Sure every now and then you might sneak up on something in an auction that only has a couple guns . I was fortunate and lucked up on one that was on Invaluable that the know it all auctioneer listed incorrectly and it darn sure isn’t my place to have corrected him