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Permalink Reply by Alfie on October 2, 2020 at 2:48am

Your not convincing anybody that it is worth that even with a letter from tracks ? 

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Permalink Reply by michelle on October 2, 2020 at 3:00am

unnnn.  Just a thought.  I wonder if there was maybe something fishy going on because that price is not really normal for a set of b sigs.  I remember reading a while back about sharp practices going on in the 4 large auctions houses, - I wish I had kept the article.  I am not inferring that this is the case here, but it makes no sense at all that 2 people would pay that amount of money for a set of sigs on paper.  Just my opin for what its worth

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Permalink Reply by Alfie on October 2, 2020 at 5:01am

funny u say that I was speaking to someone about this and the first thing we both said is something dodgy is going on here. 

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Permalink Reply by michelle on October 2, 2020 at 5:09am

quite!!!

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Permalink Reply by Alfie on October 2, 2020 at 5:15am

Any way even if they are trying to move some money let them get on with it lol , or maybe we’re over thinking it and someone have actually payed that if they have good luck to them ey lol 

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Permalink Reply by a pug called eva on October 2, 2020 at 9:50pm

I think this was simply a case of two rich bidders in a bidding war. They probably didn't know what the "going rate" for such an item was or were so wealthy that it didn't matter anyway. Sotheby's have also had quite a few freak results in their internet-only movie poster auctions (e.g. James Bond UK quad at £70k!).

It also has to be remembered that this auction was publicised to the hilt. That would have drawn in a lot of wealthy unknowledgeable bidders (so-called "casual buyers").    

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