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Saxat från en e-post jag har fått:
HOW CAN I BID FOR A WINE?
1. Take a look at the auction catalog at www.grosserring.de.
2. Choose your favorite wines and decide the amount of bottles you would like to purchase out of these lots.
3. Think about the maximum price per bottle that you are willing to pay. Bids are put in the form of “I want x number of bottles for up to y euros per bottle.”
For example, there is a flexible and smart bidding pyramid:
I want 1 bottle up to €100 per bottle hammer price
6 bottles if the hammer price is not more than €45 per bottle
12 bottles if the hammer price is not more than €35 per bottle
18 bottles if the hammer price is not more than €30 per bottle
36 bottles if the hammer price is not more than €15 per bottle
4. Give your maximum price for a certain number of bottles in the bidding pyramid to one of the wine brokers, as only an accredited broker is allowed to bid at the auction. They, however, bid for everybody and will gladly offer you their advice as well.
5. After the auction, the broker* takes care of invoicing and on request of the shipment of your wines, which is no problem in Germany. International shipments are also possible.
* SELBACH, J. & H. GmbH & Co. KG
Postfach 1104
D-54492 Zeltingen/Gewerbegebiet
Telefon 0 65 32 – 95 38 0
Fax 0 65 32 – 40 14
selbach.zeltingen@t-online.de
ARE AUCTION WINES CHEAPER THAN NORMALY SOLD LOTS?
No, the auction offers rare wines of exceptional quality. So what you get are wines that are worth their price, as demand meets supply. Nevertheless, bargains are possible
ARE THERE ANY HIDDEN COSTS OR OTHER RISKS IN BIDDING AT AUCTION?
No, you don’t have to pay any extra fees for unsuccessful bids. For instance, if your maximum bid was lower than the hammer price, you simply don’t get the wine.
If the hammer price meets the bid in your price pyramid, you only get the bottles that you ordered at that price.
The broker issues the invoice about the closing bid price and adds the broker’s commission of 5 percent, plus the value-added tax. There could be additional costs, such as for shipping.
Saxat från en e-post jag har fått:
HOW CAN I BID FOR A WINE?
1. Take a look at the auction catalog at www.grosserring.de.
2. Choose your favorite wines and decide the amount of bottles you would like to purchase out of these lots.
3. Think about the maximum price per bottle that you are willing to pay. Bids are put in the form of “I want x number of bottles for up to y euros per bottle.”
For example, there is a flexible and smart bidding pyramid:
I want 1 bottle up to €100 per bottle hammer price
6 bottles if the hammer price is not more than €45 per bottle
12 bottles if the hammer price is not more than €35 per bottle
18 bottles if the hammer price is not more than €30 per bottle
36 bottles if the hammer price is not more than €15 per bottle
4. Give your maximum price for a certain number of bottles in the bidding pyramid to one of the wine brokers, as only an accredited broker is allowed to bid at the auction. They, however, bid for everybody and will gladly offer you their advice as well.
5. After the auction, the broker* takes care of invoicing and on request of the shipment of your wines, which is no problem in Germany. International shipments are also possible.
* SELBACH, J. & H. GmbH & Co. KG
Postfach 1104
D-54492 Zeltingen/Gewerbegebiet
Telefon 0 65 32 – 95 38 0
Fax 0 65 32 – 40 14
selbach.zeltingen@t-online.de
ARE AUCTION WINES CHEAPER THAN NORMALY SOLD LOTS?
No, the auction offers rare wines of exceptional quality. So what you get are wines that are worth their price, as demand meets supply. Nevertheless, bargains are possible
ARE THERE ANY HIDDEN COSTS OR OTHER RISKS IN BIDDING AT AUCTION?
No, you don’t have to pay any extra fees for unsuccessful bids. For instance, if your maximum bid was lower than the hammer price, you simply don’t get the wine.
If the hammer price meets the bid in your price pyramid, you only get the bottles that you ordered at that price.
The broker issues the invoice about the closing bid price and adds the broker’s commission of 5 percent, plus the value-added tax. There could be additional costs, such as for shipping.