The Super Auction 3
February 27, 2010 at 10:00 AM
Washtenaw Farm Council Grounds
Ann Arbor, Michigan

Auctioneers, collectors and dealers from
across the Midwest will be there. Will you?

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The third installment of The Super Auction will feature auctioneers from four states and over 1400 lots of unique and desirable items. Included will be collections of stamps, coins, pottery, farm toys, books, jewelry, antiques, primitives, tools, and much more.

Detailed inventories, event schedule and pictures will be posted throughout the Fall and Winter. If you are interested in consigning the next Super Auction please contact one of the participating auctioneers directly or email thesuperauction@gmail.com 

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Recap of The Super Auction 2 - August 22, 2009

Building on the success of The first Super Auction in February 2009 The Super Auction 2 held August 22, 2009 and returned to the Washtenaw Farm Council Grounds in Ann Arbor, Michigan.  Seven of the original auction companies from the inaugural auction were be joined by Travis Royston of Royston Auction Service based in Elizabethton, Tennessee. The started promptly at 9:30 AM EST and there were three auction rings running for the entire auction. The second Super Auction was a great time of fellowship and commerce.

The third Super Auction is already in the works and the Auctioneers are eager to accept your consignments. If you are interested in consigning the next Super Auction please contact one of the participating auctioneers directly or email thesuperauction@gmail.com.

Recap of The first Super Auction - February 28, 2009

The first Super Auction brought auctioneers, buyers, and collectors from the across the Midwest together for an unique auction event on February 28, 2009 at the Washtenaw Farm Council Grounds in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Over 360 bidders from seven states made the first Super Auction an event to remember.

The event started promptly at 10:00 AM and the last item crossed the block a few minutes before 3:00 PM. The event featured collections from across the Midwest and South and had something for nearly every collector and enthusiast. In the five hours of fast and furious selling nearly 1400 lots of pottery, antiques, advertising, ephemera, firearms, vintage tools, sports cards, sterling silver, coins, clocks, collectables and curiosities of all shapes and sizes crossed the auction block. The food was provided by a local bakery was outstanding and the refreshments at the ‘After Bid’ Buyer’s Party made sure everyone went home satisfied. Please visit our blog for an ongoing series on prices realized from the first Super Auction.