$1? where on earth can you still get your money for $1?

I actually don't pay any ATM fees fo withdrawing cash

well it looks like most of the items were removed from the auction. 3 poker tables and a bunch of chairs remain- but the flat screens are gone, which is what I was interested in. Also chips and cards are gone now. Oh well.

Interesting... I'll ask my auction buddy if that's normal..

The poker items have returned. We speculated about why they disappeared, but our guesses were (apparently) wrong, so enjoy looking again.

...there's actually a few MORE tables now.

http://www.proxibid.com/asp/smhplaye...reamname=52009

That's the live auction link.

I've got a while before they come up, but...

Anyone got max bid suggestions on half a dozen tables like this?
https://www.proxibid.com/asp/LotDeta...39485#topoflot

Or some number of used KEM setups? $1/deck?
https://www.proxibid.com/asp/LotDeta...&lid=13939490#

Someone already seems to have pre-bid about $0.01 per chip on the chip lots, which was my price to grab a pile of chips for... ..whatever penny chips were worth.

The four 50" Panasonic Viera went for $300, $350 (x2), and $375 to a combination of online and live bidders.

The security system went for $450.

The 26" went for $70.

It'll be at least an hour before the poker specific stuff comes up.

No idea where these will go, but any suggestions on value for these would be helpful.

The tables went choice for $275, $210, $200 and one to me for $160. That $160 will cost me almost $200 after fees and lazy internet sniping at live bids, but it seems a nice table. The first three choices went to live bidders.

What appeared to be 19 used KEM setups (38 decks, possibly) went for $120. Quite possibly a great price, but I wasn't going to bid a lot since I didn't have the chance to inspect them live.

Boxes of what appeared to be about 1400 chips (mostly single denomination) went for $50, $25, $30, $100, $60 and $90 -- the last one with 18 dealer pucks in it. They went to a mix of online and live bidders.

The ATM just sold for $575, which was way too much if you ask me.

I'll post close-ups of the defects in the $160 table after I find a truck today...

Thanks for the update. We almost took the hour drive over there this morning but then decided instead to make the 5 minute drive to the Fort for the saturday donkeyfest. Not sure if the auction would've cost me more or not.

I probably wouldn't have gone that high on the tv's without knowing they worked so it's just as well.

looks like you got a decent deal on the table.

Looks like a decent table for 2 bills.