Posted by redforlife on May 02, 2022 at 19:01:30 from (174.210.160.46):
In Reply to: Auction Bidding posted by Bonnan on May 02, 2022 at 17:11:39:
This can vary from one auctioneer to another. Or from one type of sale, versus another (farm sale, or consignment).
But generally (for a farm sale, or estate auction), an auctioneer would sell choice, IF they were the same thing in relatively the same condition. But if drastically different in condition (poorer one is basically for iron or parts), they will sell the best one first. Consignment or online, they generally just go right down the line up (how things are rowed up, or listed).
Of course, this is just speaking in general.
Usually, the lesser quality item, always brings less, no matter what. But, stranger things do happen, and this doesn't always ring true. Sometimes audiences are asleep or not paying attention when the first one sells. And sometimes a live audience might see something wrong, that an online audience might not see. Things like that, sometimes makes a difference.
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