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Jeff Wemmer
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The good news is that I outbid Jeff Wemmer for PeeWee Hermans 1972 Daisy Red Rider custom lever action. It prints 5 BB's into a nickle at 10 yards. Am off after a rouge sparrow in the backyard tomorrow.


Yeah, you beat (no pun intended)me on that one allright! shocker
 
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DUH...WINNING !


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I hear the action is a little sticky on that one!


Better a sticky action than a sticky extraction... can't believe I posted this! Big Grin


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Excuse my ignorance but could someone explain to me what a buyer premium is. It almost looks like the commission for the auction house but that is normally paid by the seller.


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The way I understand is that the buyer pays the premium.
so if its a 10% premium on a 1000 price you would end up paying 1100.
 
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Most auction houses have a buyer's premium AND a sellers premium.
Usually though, on a gun with a high price or high historical interest (which will bring in lots of buyers whom are likely to bid on other guns) the seller's premium is waived.
I don't know offhand what Julia's premiums are, but there are a few that charge 15% coming and going.
 
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Most auction houses have a buyer's premium AND a sellers premium.
Usually though, on a gun with a high price or high historical interest (which will bring in lots of buyers whom are likely to bid on other guns) the seller's premium is waived.
I don't know offhand what Julia's premiums are, but there are a few that charge 15% coming and going.


It would be extremely rare for a sellers premium to be totally waived.

Auctioneers/commission houses do bugger all for free. It's like a whore giving you a "freeby" because she likes your looks.

It might happen, but not likely. Wink
 
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Originally posted by Huvius:
Most auction houses have a buyer's premium AND a sellers premium.
Usually though, on a gun with a high price or high historical interest (which will bring in lots of buyers whom are likely to bid on other guns) the seller's premium is waived.
I don't know offhand what Julia's premiums are, but there are a few that charge 15% coming and going.


It would be extremely rare for a sellers premium to be totally waived.

Auctioneers/commission houses do bugger all for free. It's like a whore giving you a "freeby" because she likes your looks.

It might happen, but not likely. Wink


Disagree John. At JDJ I haven't been charged a sellers fee in some time, they are extremely gracious to a consigner when you are able to furnish them with high end merchandise for the sale. Holt's the same thing.
 
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Agree. Holt's would NOT get high end H&H's from H&H if they charged H&H a sellers fee.

Sometimes the bebenfit of having a high end or special gun outweighs the $ amount of the sellers fee.

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To the best of my knowledge for high end guns Julia does not charge a sellers fee.

ps. It went for $295,000.....without the "Juice"!
 
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