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Darwin's Auction
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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Review content:
If you want to see an unethical auction this is the place to go. I went to buy some Morgan cc silver dollars. There were about 5 in the auction. The auctioneer did not like the first bid so he refused it, threw a $100. bid in for each dollar, for himself, and then closed the bidding. A Carson City Morgan silver dollar is worth anywhere from 150.00 up in good condition and these were in excellent condition. There were two of us wanting to bid on them but he placed his own bid and then with his head down so he wasn?t even looking to see if anyone wanted to bid, he closed the bidding and took the silver dollars himself. That is NOT the way an honest auction is run. This should be illegal, to not accept a bid is not ethical. I had taken an old frame there for consignment and he told me there is NO MIN. bid, which, in that case he should have accepted the first bid on the silver dollars and run the auction from that bid. This auctioneer is one of the Boulder City good ole boys and directs his auctioning to his buddies in the gallery. He hardly ever looks away to see if anyone else wants to bid. He cuts the bidding off after the second bid when it?s a friend of his bidding. He actually stole 5 Morgan cc silver dollars last night at the Auction in Boulder City from the gentleman who consigned them to him thinking he would get a fair deal. He not only got the silver dollars for practically nothing but he will also charge this man a selling fee, thereafter getting the dollars for about $50.00 a piece. These coins should and would have sold for around $200.00 and up each. These coins and many, many more were consigned to his auction by an old man who is liquidating his collection and apparently between the auctioneer and his friends no one else won any of the coins. I watched him for an hour and a half and saw so many questionable and unethical happenings I can't believe he has anyone, except his friends, coming in there. I was going to buy a round oak table and chairs today for $500. But I won't give him a penny of my money ever. My advice is to stay away from the Auction Mall on Nevada Hwy, also known as Darwin?s auction. Over and over I saw him ?miss? bids and send the item to a friend in the gallery. How do I know they are all friends? He seemed to know each one by first name and joked around all through the auction with them. No, Mr. Darwin Bible should read the book his name comes from.
Cons: Unethical, crooked
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