Frank Wilson Pt 3

Posted March 30, 200520 yr

New bidder right at the death!!! Despite the "revised" description..... :huh: :lol:

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March 30, 200520 yr

New bidder right at the death!!! Despite the "revised" description.....

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£362

March 30, 200520 yr

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£362

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Was that the end price?

It could of course have been John himself "buying it" because of the changed descriptions - i.e. making sure that the guy that had previously bid highest based on the "authentic mid 60's acetate" description didn't have to end up buying it, now that it's "outed" as a Soussan "one of three copies" affair. I'd like to think John would do something like that.

March 30, 200520 yr

Was that the end price?

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Yup.

March 30, 200520 yr

Was that the end price?
It could of course have been John himself "buying it" because of the changed descriptions - i.e. making sure that the guy that had previously bid highest based on the "authentic mid 60's acetate" description didn't have to end up buying it, now that it's "outed" as a Soussan "one of three copies" affair. I'd like to think John would do something like that.

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Perhaps he gave the money (£362) to charity, rather than just take an item off his own auction because someone pointed out the "Van Gogh" was actually done by a five year old with felt-tips?

March 31, 200520 yr

It could of course have been John himself "buying it" because of the changed descriptions - i.e. making sure that the guy that had previously bid highest based on the "authentic mid 60's acetate" description didn't have to end up buying it, now that it's "outed" as a Soussan "one of three copies" affair. I'd like to think John would do something like that.

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