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| koz319:
--- Quote from: hsstie on December 06, 2007, 11:29:54 pm ---Hmmm what time does this start? Is there an admission price? Anyone have some more info......have alot to do this weekend but might make it over there. --- End quote --- Here is a link to the flyer: http://www.auctiongamesales.com/RICHMONDFLYER.htm Looks like today from 5-7 there will be a sort of 'buy it now' window, and the items that don't sell will go to auction. I'm curious if anyone else has been to an auction set up this way, and if the 'buy it now' is a good idea, or just wait for the auction itself. Koz |
| hsstie:
thx for the link. I guess your choice of using the "buy it now" or waiting for the auction would depend on how bad you want it. Im planning on heading over there around dinner tonight after work. |
| bigh4th:
I went tonight and wasn't really impressed. A lot of ragged-out or flat not-working stuff there, and all of the prices seemed high to me. Also, I hope there will be people bringing more stuff in tonight and tomorrow, because if not, there is FAR from 600 items for auction. there may have been 50 arcades there. the most interesting things I saw was a baby pac-man, a "sports machine" which was a pong rip-off in a gold sparkle fiberglass case, and a VS. Hogans Alley with a busted gun. Other than that, it was run of the mill stuff for top prices. Speaking of which, I saw about 5 or 6 "multi-cades", none of which had an un-locked coindoor, and had a bunch of bootlegged games (illegal, I assume). One was also running Mame (saw the computer through the gaps in the jack-legged cabinet.) Lowest price I saw for those was $1199. If thats all they have to offer, I doubt I'll be going back tomorrow. -Harry |
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