#1
Posted: 9/22/13 at 7:04pm
Does anyone know the results of the silent auction, 2013, Barbra Streisand CD What Matters Most?
Results of Barbra Streisand CD Silent Auction
#2
Posted: 9/22/13 at 7:57pm
It went for something ridiculous, like $700
#3
Posted: 9/22/13 at 8:04pm
What was it? Just a signed CD?
#4
Posted: 9/22/13 at 8:06pm
Yeah. I thought it was an insane amount for a CD. Signed or not.
#5
Posted: 9/22/13 at 11:18pm
Where can I view the results of this auction?
#6
Posted: 9/22/13 at 11:28pm
what item went for the most at the grand auction?
#7
Posted: 9/22/13 at 11:56pm
Didn't that Idina-signed Wicked broom go for $9000?
I get that its for charity, but must be nice to have the expendable income to spend nine grand on a broom.
I get that its for charity, but must be nice to have the expendable income to spend nine grand on a broom.
#8
Posted: 9/23/13 at 12:33am
I think the Barbra Streisand CD went for $600, but it's still crazy pricing. And it wasn't like it was signed in a special way or anything. It was just a regular signed CD.
$9000 for the Elphaba broom must have been the highest price for the silent auction part. A lot of the auction prices were awfully high; I think people were getting caught up in the moment. Someone paid $2020 for a signed Boy from Oz poster. Someone else paid $3000 for a signed Smash pilot script. Jennifer Cody, who is usually a great MC for the silent auction, made it a little too obvious that she thought that a Smash script doesn't deserve that kind of price, which I thought was not a great way to get high bids.
I wish that the younger auctioneer would stop identifying bidders entering the auction as "new money"; it sounds kind of crass to me.
I noticed in general that the musical phrases signed by the composer didn't generally go for nearly as much as in the past. Usually they're at least $700 or so, but a couple went for less than $300.
$9000 for the Elphaba broom must have been the highest price for the silent auction part. A lot of the auction prices were awfully high; I think people were getting caught up in the moment. Someone paid $2020 for a signed Boy from Oz poster. Someone else paid $3000 for a signed Smash pilot script. Jennifer Cody, who is usually a great MC for the silent auction, made it a little too obvious that she thought that a Smash script doesn't deserve that kind of price, which I thought was not a great way to get high bids.
I wish that the younger auctioneer would stop identifying bidders entering the auction as "new money"; it sounds kind of crass to me.
I noticed in general that the musical phrases signed by the composer didn't generally go for nearly as much as in the past. Usually they're at least $700 or so, but a couple went for less than $300.
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#9
Posted: 9/23/13 at 10:29am
Does anyone know how much the Cassie costume went for?
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#10
Posted: 9/23/13 at 12:50pm
Damn! I paid $750.00 for my Striesand cd at Best Buy. I knew I should have waited.
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