JMAuction - 19/07/2023 - Results!

[Zanetti]

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[Zanetti]

Nomads - 5018£

Chris Clark (MAD Print) - 170£

Bobby Bennett - 271£

Idle Few - 415£

Edwin Starr - 175£

Ortheia Barnes - 430£

 

[Frankie Crocker]

Wow, the Nomads went for a whopping sum. Very little of note otherwise but plenty of set-sale prices achieved at the low three-figure end.

[Solidsoul]

14 hours ago, Frankie Crocker said:

Wow, the Nomads went for a whopping sum. 

How can a full description of the Nomads record be done without mentioning that it was a totally massive sound and an exclusive record for Richard Searling at the Wigan Casino allnighters!!?

I can still remember standing next to the dj decks enviously watching it go round on the decks, to a frantically packed Casino dance floor!

Edited July 20, 2023 by Solidsoul

[Frankie Crocker]

2 hours ago, Solidsoul said:

How could a full description of the Nomads record be done without mentioning that it was a totally massive sound and an exclusive record for Richard Searling at the Wigan Casino allnighters!!?

I can still remember standing next to the dj decks enviously watching it go round on the decks, to a frantically packed Casino dance floor!

A great tune and one that sadly will sadly elude me. 5K is ridiculously high though, even though the disc was in immaculate condition. 5K is an odd figure too when you think about it, not a penny more, not a penny less, and unusual given the final figure is determined by what the underbidder actually bid? I wonder which millionaire acquired this particular record?

[Amsterdam Russ]

22 minutes ago, Frankie Crocker said:

5K is an odd figure too when you think about it, not a penny more, not a penny less, and unusual given the final figure is determined by what the underbidder actually bid?

No, not really. The figure sets a psychological and monetary barrier. The underbidder has to decide whether they're going to bid more than 5k, and if the next bid goes beyond that, what to do? Clearly the winning bidder decided to raise the stakes on the basis that they really wanted it, and the underbidder had been pushed to their limit.

It's turntable poker... 

[Frankie Crocker]

2 hours ago, Amsterdam Russ said:

No, not really. The figure sets a psychological and monetary barrier. The underbidder has to decide whether they're going to bid more than 5k, and if the next bid goes beyond that, what to do? Clearly the winning bidder decided to raise the stakes on the basis that they really wanted it, and the underbidder had been pushed to their limit.

It's turntable poker... 

I didn’t notice what the stipulated bid increment was but it was evidently marginally lower than 5K - it would have made more sense for the underbidder to actually bid 5K or a tactical amount above 5K say £5,005-55. Perhaps the top two bidders both bid 5K and the earliest bidder won? However you look at it, it’s odd that a nice round figure beat another nice round figure by precisely the minimum incremental bid.

[Knockerdj]

10 hours ago, Solidsoul said:

How could a full description of the Nomads record be done without mentioning that it was a totally massive sound and an exclusive record for Richard Searling at the Wigan Casino allnighters!!?

I can still remember standing next to the dj decks enviously watching it go round on the decks, to a frantically packed Casino dance floor!

I thought exactly the same immediately after I first read it

[Knockerdj]

5 hours ago, Frankie Crocker said:

I didn’t notice what the stipulated bid increment was but it was evidently marginally lower than 5K - it would have made more sense for the underbidder to actually bid 5K or a tactical amount above 5K say £5,005-55. Perhaps the top two bidders both bid 5K and the earliest bidder won? However you look at it, it’s odd that a nice round figure beat another nice round figure by precisely the minimum incremental bid.

You lot are not paying close attention. It sold for £5018, see Zanetti's post above

[Ted Massey]

I sold a mint one FOR some one about 4 years ago for 3k still have mine since the 80's  in my experience its not the floor filler you would expect tbh. The other side Tell her no lies is just as good imo

Edited July 20, 2023 by Ted Massey

[Amsterdam Russ]

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Edited July 20, 2023 by Amsterdam Russ
Coz i didn't read subsequent posts - d'oh!

[Solidsoul]

2 hours ago, Ted Massey said:

I sold a mint one FOR some one about 4 years ago for 3k still have mine since the 80's  in my experience its not the floor filler you would expect tbh. 

Probably to fast for the old dears now!

Edited July 20, 2023 by Solidsoul