It looks like we, collectively, didn’t do so well on this forum.

I’m not knocking the OP, but he did admit that he was a seller. And so I understand why he created this thread. I looked at it like we are all potential buyers.

I thought the redone DH 12 32” straight grip was fair . Also the DH 8 if it met reserve as it was listed two auctions previously and I don’t think met the reserve . The CHE 16 vent rib skeet brought less than I thought as well as the DHE 10 fluid steel gun ! Thought the Grade 5 top lever 5 frame was reasonable . Those five were all that intrested me and partially the reason I viewed on Wednesday :bigbye:

Or they're just not saying

Watching only the Parkers and Foxes auctioned it was apparent that bidder #900 bought many.

That might be the designated number for those who bid via their proprietary app.

That’s most likely the bidder number for the auctioneers when there’s a reserve involved .

I was a seller and a buyer in this auction, the same as previous G&D auctions. I was bidding on the phone and online. I felt the mechanics of the auction were very professionally done. Prices seemed to be inconsistent. However, I was sufficiently prepared as the information on the lots was exceptional both in the descriptions and answers to my questions.

Absolutely not the case. I announced several times during the auction that we clerk our internet platforms for Proxibid, Invaluable, LiveAuctioneers, and our own proprietary platform each to one single number.

Buyer 900 represents the Guyette and Deeter proprietary platform which had many individuals bidding on it throughout the entire sale.

The sale had a very high sell through rate.:bowdown::bowdown:

Josh: just my nitpicking but I didn't like the two auctioneers trading lots back and forth. Each auctioneer has a different cadence and going back and forth was disruptive to the pace. Also the sound quality on invaluable was poor. Otherwise job well done.

Yes!