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Old 01-09-2009, 10:58 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Do You Participate in the live Heritage Auctions?
I just wondered how many of you login to Heritage to actually watch/participate in the real time auctions? The FUN (Florida) auction is going on right now and it is really fascinating to login and watch the auction even if you aren't in a position to bid on the items up for sale. You can get audio and video on your computer, and having been at Heritage auctions in person, it is the next best thing and the way many people actually watch and bid. If you haven't done this, I would certainly recommend it, whether you are bidding or just watching. Just register on Heritage and login. Great real time info on what people are paying for what grades. Some serious collectors, but something for everyone.
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