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Author Topic: If anyone brought the lot of 9 Selkirks at Gorringes today please let me know  (Read 2747 times)

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Offline pooleandpaperweights

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As it says on the title, please let me know if anyone got them!

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Offline Tony G

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Hi,
      I watched the auction but didn't bid. If you don't get a response, it may be worth a try of giving your contact details to Gorringes to pass onto the buyer. Did you buy anything?

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I assume you where there?  Do you know how much they sold for?

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Ian

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Offline mhgcgolfclub

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HI

I was there and bid £550 on them  but they sold for £600 plus the 25% commission.

Roy

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Hi,
     beaten to the answer of £600 but I wasn't there but watching/bidding via the internet !!

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I might be able to help.... and just to be accurate, it is 25% plus VAT = 30% commission  :o.

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Offline mhgcgolfclub

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Yes your correct and it all add up at the end of the day .

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Offline Nick77

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Strewth, glad I didn't bid at this auction, that's got to be the highest buyers commission I've seen!

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so they get 60% of the final price with the sellers and bidders commission ?
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Hi Ray,
            not quite but enough !!! They get 25% of hammer price and pass 5% to the government from the buyer . They also get 15% from the seller and send another 3% to the government.

So Gorringes pocket 40% and the government get a further 8%. The poor old seller gets 82% of the hammer or only 63.1% of what the buyer pays !!!

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