A bidding war is where two or more people bid furiously against one another, each desperate to own a particular item.
Phenomenal results are possible, such as last month, where a postcard by artist A. R. Quinton, depicting a cliff view at Herne Bay, fetched 100 plus. By anyones standards, the card was worth about 3 for the view and maybe a few pounds more for the artist.
I checked and found that two serious bidders, one of Herne Bay topographical postcards, the other a Quinton enthusiast, had launched a bidding war that was eventually won by the Herne Bay collector, or was it the seller of this rather common-a-garden postcard?
Such events are not uncommon. My own best selling item this month, a pair of vintage cufflinks with ancient Greek Coins, for which I paid 3 at a flea market, went for 34, with the two final bidders being a collector of cufflinks and another of Greek coins. The Greek coin collector won.
You only need two bidders and it doesnt matter if theyre interested in the same product or specific parts of your product or listing. The end result is always the same; more money for you.
Youre looking for just two people in the...
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