General Discussion
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Subject: Fred Ansems concerning A.V.G.V.G. Auction
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pumpkinpal2 |
Syracuse, NY
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Hi - I shouldn't be asking, but if I were bidding in the auction, I'd also be concerned about how much I would be bidding in relation to others, especially with last-minute beatouts that occur; My thought is that since pretty much none of the actual bids are individually labeled as US or in CAD, probably the assumption is that all are bidding in USD but a confirmation would be helpful; There are even about 3-4 Canadians bidding at the moment on the highest # lot and how do I know without calculating every time (and likely them also) if I want to bid for that lot? I am just a little alarm on a dashboard that should be checked from time to time; However you did it last year maybe was just fine - Great auction - pumpkinpal2 - if any development/reply, it should also be put on each lot listing for uniformity? Or prominently, anyway. eg
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1/31/2021 3:02:19 PM
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baitman |
Central Illinois
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Other countries experience the same thing when bidding in USD. I usually look up a few amounts ahead of time and right it down $50 = 63.97 - $70=89.55 etc
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2/1/2021 5:18:00 AM
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spudder |
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There is no exchange rate in this auction. This is to level the playing field. $20 USD = $20 CAD = 20 Euros
You live in the US so you pay whatever you bid in your currency.
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2/1/2021 7:11:06 AM
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Fred Ansems |
Steam Mill
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Thanks spudder you are correct it does even the playing field out a dollar is a dollar
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2/3/2021 8:04:48 PM
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pumpkinpal2 |
Syracuse, NY
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Well, OK, good. If it ever comes up again even on another auction we have a reference point right here. There were questions arising so I asked and now we all know! yay! eg
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2/3/2021 9:25:06 PM
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