You must not pick up on much if you don't see that stuff happening at every sale. You go to a consignment sale at Hennessey Imp near me and you will see it done on dozens of pieces. The guy selling the item will go up to the callers and whisper that he needs this much out of it, and they will pull bids outta the air for a while, then say it takes more than that and go on to the next item. Wilkinson is TERRIBLE about it. The kid will run the item up like he has bids, then start over. Go to an Everitt sale over in Strawberry Point or in Fennimore. I never saw so many pieces "Sell to the truck". Those items sell fast, but then they'll drag out every last bid on the items Everitt owns. If he doesn't like the price, he'll just say it takes more than that and moves on.
Yeah, take it to the board. Good luck. It's your word against theirs. Who do you think the auction board cares more about - The bidder or their dues-paying members?
I just accept that it's the way the game is played. I bid until I've reached my limit and I own it or I don't.
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