[MOPO] Holiday Affair No Big Mystery

2007-04-19 Thread Flixspix
look closely,  its obvious that Ken  ended  his listing and then re-listed 
with a 2800  dollar price.who  wouldn't do the same? For there had 
to be another buyer willing to pay $50   less than the final bid on Bruce's 
auction...Doesn't always work out like  that but its a sensible try none 
the 
less.
 
freeman fisher
8601 west knoll drive #7
west hollywood,  ca
90069



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Re: [MOPO] Holiday Affair No Big Mystery

2007-04-19 Thread Sean Linkenback
That's not obvious at all, but nice try detective.
At the time Ken's poster ended (2 days before Bruce's ended) Bruce's poster was 
still sitting at $107.50 according to the bid history.  Not to mention that 
this was a relist.
So what possible reason would he have to end it two days early and relist with 
that price?
But I don't blame him at all for bumping the price up on the relist now if 
Bruce's sale is real.



 
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 look closely,  its obvious that Ken  ended  his listing and then re-listed 
 with a 2800  dollar price.who  wouldn't do the same? For there 
 had 
 to be another buyer willing to pay $50   less than the final bid on Bruce's 
 auction...Doesn't always work out like  that but its a sensible try none 
 the 
 less.
  
 freeman fisher
 8601 west knoll drive #7
 west hollywood,  ca
 90069
 

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Re: [MOPO] Holiday Affair No Big Mystery

2007-04-19 Thread Vaughn K. Mann

Hi Folks

Heritage sold the

HOLIDAY AFFAIR 1sheet for $500 + last year. I thought, at the time, that 
was pretty much in the ballpark for this title.Vaughn



At 07:54 PM 4/19/2007 -0400, Sean Linkenback wrote:

That's not obvious at all, but nice try detective.
At the time Ken's poster ended (2 days before Bruce's ended) Bruce's 
poster was still sitting at $107.50 according to the bid history.  Not to 
mention that this was a relist.
So what possible reason would he have to end it two days early and relist 
with that price?
But I don't blame him at all for bumping the price up on the relist now if 
Bruce's sale is real.





 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Date: 2007/04/19 Thu PM 07:25:37 EDT
 To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
 Subject: [MOPO] Holiday Affair  No Big Mystery

 look closely,  its obvious that Ken  ended  his listing and then re-listed
 with a 2800  dollar price.who  wouldn't do the same? For 
there had
 to be another buyer willing to pay $50   less than the final bid on 
Bruce's
 auction...Doesn't always work out like  that but its a sensible try 
none the

 less.

 freeman fisher
 8601 west knoll drive #7
 west hollywood,  ca
 90069


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