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<p>[QUOTE="bercrystal, post: 2220978, member: 88"]I think there are lots of dealers trying to figure out if they want to hold onto their stuff till the shows start back up or try to sell it elsewhere. </p><p><br /></p><p>The IPBA convention was cancelled for this year. It is held the beginning of May & this year it was suppose to be in Dallas. There is 3 different officially held sales over the 4 days. The first is the Showroom which is where the professional dealers set up for all 4 days. It is open only to members for the first 3 days & to the public on the last day. The second is the auction that is usually held on Friday night. There are usually about 150 bottles or so & bidding can get very competitive with some bottles selling for 5 figures. The auction is open to the public & you can also bid on-line or by phone. The third one is the marketplace where any of the members who wants to pay a small fee can set up on a table. It is open to members only for the first couple of hours & to the general public the last hour. </p><p><br /></p><p>All of this to say that I have noticed more high-end bottles on eBay lately & I know for a fact that one of the dealers that usually sell in the Showroom has been listing bottles for the last couple of months. </p><p><br /></p><p>The auction is still supposedly going to happen "sometime this summer", but no idea when. They say it will be held like it is at the convention with in-person, on-line & phone bidding. It will be interesting to see what kind of prices the bottles bring.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="bercrystal, post: 2220978, member: 88"]I think there are lots of dealers trying to figure out if they want to hold onto their stuff till the shows start back up or try to sell it elsewhere. The IPBA convention was cancelled for this year. It is held the beginning of May & this year it was suppose to be in Dallas. There is 3 different officially held sales over the 4 days. The first is the Showroom which is where the professional dealers set up for all 4 days. It is open only to members for the first 3 days & to the public on the last day. The second is the auction that is usually held on Friday night. There are usually about 150 bottles or so & bidding can get very competitive with some bottles selling for 5 figures. The auction is open to the public & you can also bid on-line or by phone. The third one is the marketplace where any of the members who wants to pay a small fee can set up on a table. It is open to members only for the first couple of hours & to the general public the last hour. All of this to say that I have noticed more high-end bottles on eBay lately & I know for a fact that one of the dealers that usually sell in the Showroom has been listing bottles for the last couple of months. The auction is still supposedly going to happen "sometime this summer", but no idea when. They say it will be held like it is at the convention with in-person, on-line & phone bidding. It will be interesting to see what kind of prices the bottles bring.[/QUOTE]
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