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Topic: FS: Unsold Regency-Superior space memorabilia
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Mercurypgm Member Posts: 292 From: Houston, Tx Registered: Aug 2002
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posted 10-08-2012 04:28 PM
To those who are registered with Regency-Superior, some of the lots I consigned to the auction held this weekend did not sell. I therefore lowered the reserve on some of the items so you might want to check the "BUY IT" link on the top of their home page. To those who do not have an account with Regency-Superior it is easy to sign up, so if you see something you like, please sign up and make a purchase. By signing up you will be able to bid in future auctions so there is really nothing to lose. Hope y'all find something you like... |
rgarner Member Posts: 1193 From: Shepperton, United Kingdom Registered: Mar 2012
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posted 10-09-2012 04:26 AM
Thanks for the heads up - bagged myself something nice |
Mercurypgm Member Posts: 292 From: Houston, Tx Registered: Aug 2002
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posted 10-09-2012 10:00 AM
Glad you were able to find something to your liking.I am a bit surprised that some Red S# NASA glossies of the earth taken from SL and signed by Conrad have not sold. These items were signed during one of several private signings I had with him in the early 90's. The pictures are great and would look very nice framed. Not your typical WSS pics that everyone seems to have. I prefer unique items. Also there are some Russian pictures from various ISS missions. My personal favorite are 5 training pics of Simonyi (the only 2 time tourist in space). One of my cosmonaut friends got 20 different images signed for me and I have offered 5 of them at Reg-Sup. There are also some ISS Soyuz crews, some fully signed EXP crews and portraits. Mostly obtained in person by me when they were training in Houston. If anyone collects Presidential items there are also some pics signed by Gerald Ford. Thirty years ago the Ford museum sold signed pictures for a very reasonable price (almost laughable by today's prices) which is why I can offer them at a very attractive price. Anyway, enjoy the pickings. |
rgarner Member Posts: 1193 From: Shepperton, United Kingdom Registered: Mar 2012
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posted 10-09-2012 11:35 AM
Well if the prices go down again please let me know. |
Mercurypgm Member Posts: 292 From: Houston, Tx Registered: Aug 2002
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posted 10-10-2012 01:27 PM
On the items of mine that did not sell (I sold about 80% of my lots in the auction) I lowered my reserves to hopefully sell the remaining items and thus save me a buyback fee and give collectors a chance to aquire some items at a very reasonable price. At least on my items I will not be lowering the reserves any further as I consider the items of mine that are now for sale are at rock bottom prices. Sorry, but there will be no further reductions on my lots. |
Mercurypgm Member Posts: 292 From: Houston, Tx Registered: Aug 2002
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posted 10-13-2012 12:38 PM
The buy it option for unsold items from the recent Regency-Superior auction will end on 10/19. Just want to bring this to the attention of folks... |
Spacefest Member Posts: 1168 From: Tucson, AZ Registered: Jan 2009
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posted 10-13-2012 04:09 PM
I "bought" the red serial # pieces, but was then asked for my biddder # and password. Didn't know it, so I tried to sign up. It said my email was already registered, but didn't give me my bidder #. I asked to have it sent to me by email, but it never came. Password hell. |
Mercurypgm Member Posts: 292 From: Houston, Tx Registered: Aug 2002
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posted 10-13-2012 05:37 PM
Kim,,I sent you an e-mail and hope that helps you out. Assuming it is MY item you were trying to buy (I don't know a lot number so I can't tell if it was an item I consigned or not), but if it is one of mine, I can buy it now and then we can square up later. Details are in my e-mail.By the way, sold two more lots today so every bit helps. Thanks to all who bid in the auction or are using the buy it now option. Still have a few items left for sale. If any one needs help from Regency-Superior to buy a lot, call Kathy in St. Louis on Monday at 1-800-782-0066 — Richard |