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7 Ways to Prepare for Auction

March 9, 2016

Post by Blair Young

1.Check out our website

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 Browse 100s of pictures, skim the full listing, see if anything tickles your fancy.

 

2. Preview in person

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Don’t be shy; ask us to open a case up for a better look. Open house is always like “Old Home Week”, so mingle with friends!

 

3. Roll up your sleeves; do a little research

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Enlist Google for some help…find the history behind what caught your eye! It’s like Pawn Stars, except not in Vegas, and not on camera or in a pawn shop, or with a live expert…okay maybe it’s not like Pawn Stars, but hey you’re in your PJs…you can pretend.

 

4. Leave an absentee bid

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“Ah shucks, I’ve got a parent-teacher meeting with Suzie’s teacher. I’m going to miss my chance to snag those green industrial lamps.” Not a chance! We’ve gotcha covered! You can leave a bid during preview or check out our online absentee bid form.

 

5. Grab a box and save yourself a seat

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Plan ahead for a place to rest your derriere. (You can find boxes in the furniture gallery next to the soda machine)

 

6. Check in and get a bidder number

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and don’t forget to

7. Bid!

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