Recent Auction prices.

[raljr1]

Mods, most of these fall into this time category. Please move if this location is incorrect.

Kramer'''s Premier February Auction - Kramer Auction LLC)

This is a link to recent closed auction prices. I did not see the buyer's premium listed but i assume the typical 15%.

Robert

 

[greenwellg]

I would have been all over Lot 432.

 

[H Richard]

Most of those prices seem in line with what I've been seeing. I would have loved to get lot 42 knife for that price.

 

[James K]

The Browning Medalist looks very nice but maybe a few hundred too much. Somebody really wanted it.

 

[CH4]

Someone got a good deal on a 4" 17-6.

Kramer'''s Premier February Auction - Kramer Auction LLC

 

[JohnRippert]

The Enfields all seemed a bit soft except for one of them.

 

[Pizza Bob]

I did not see the buyer's premium listed but i assume the typical 15%.

Maybe it's just the area here, but 15% is hardly typical anymore. Even small auction houses, locally, are getting 20% on firearms and at fine art auctions the buyer's premium has risen to 30% - 33%. I'd love to see 15% again.

Adios,

Pizza Bob

PS: Great site BTW.

 

[reddog81]

I would have probably stopped watching after #4 went for $950. That is not a NIB 15-3. Obvious signs wear on cylinder, recoil shield, ejector rod. It's nice but not $1,150 nice and that's what you'd end up paying after premium, CC fees, shipping, and FFL fees.

 

[raljr1]

Maybe it's just the area here, but 15% is hardly typical anymore. Even small auction houses, locally, are getting 20% on firearms and at fine art auctions the buyer's premium has risen to 30% - 33%. I'd love to see 15% again.

Adios,

Pizza Bob

PS: Great site BTW.

correct, it is 20%....I couldn't find it at first.

 

[YeshuaIsa53]

Leaves under the bridge going down river.