What is top dollar to bid on a S&W 19-3

[two70]

Trying to figure this in today's auction environment is a waste of time, get in the auction and bid until you either get it or lose it.

Alcohol can help make the experience more enjoyable!

I prefer to save the alcohol until after I won the auction, it helps me forget what I paid.

 

[maralibis]

For those who were replying to the auction here are the results for the 19-3
$650.00 Plus 10% auction fee then there's shipping & FLA
I didn't bid on it was in the middle of replacing water heater and totally slipped by me

 

[Amishman44]

Beauty, need, and value are all in the eye of the beholder, be it the seller or the buyer?
It's good to get other's input or opinion but, in the end, it's all up to you.
I've paid 'above' value (not by much, but based on need) for items before...mainly to get what I needed in a timely manner and not get strung out with the sale, but never have I been in a situation where I bought above or sold below value to simply appease someone else!

 

[indyjohn]

For those who were replying to the auction here are the results for the 19-3
$650.00 Plus 10% auction fee then there's shipping & FLA
I didn't bid on it was in the middle of replacing water heater and totally slipped by me

The water heater was a better spend.

 

[bigretic]

For those who were replying to the auction here are the results for the 19-3
$650.00 Plus 10% auction fee then there's shipping & FLA
I didn't bid on it was in the middle of replacing water heater and totally slipped by me

Pretty sure it was 20% for on line bids. 10 in person. I've bought some stuff from them, guns and other things. It's a you gotta want it and be happy thing... there are no "deals". I was watching a beretta 84 in that auction, but didn't want it as bad as someone else... lol.

 

[Indyhd]

I spent 7 hours watching that auction. There were some things that went for fair prices, but some idiots were bidding as well.
A Winchester model 64 in .219 Bee had 4 pre-auction bids up to $1,100. Bidding started there and first bid was $4,600. No one else even bid. Serves the guy right for bidding like a DB.

 

[KellyinAvon]

Full disclosure: I like auctions! It's a Southern Indiana thing.

I like the online/live audience auction. Very interesting.

I hate the Internet clowns running up the price on something they've never actually seen.

 

[Indyhd]

I won't even go to an auction other than in person only bidding

 

[Tyler-The-Piker]

For those who were replying to the auction here are the results for the 19-3
$650.00 Plus 10% auction fee then there's shipping & FLA
I didn't bid on it was in the middle of replacing water heater and totally slipped by me

So $650 + 20% online auction fee + shipping & transfer fees...we're looking at closer to ~$850

 

[Indyhd]

So $650 + 20% online auction fee + shipping & transfer fees...we're looking at closer to ~$850

You forgot the 7% sales tax.
But yeah, the $650 soon was $800.