Hiddenworth Summit Area Online Auction!

Hello Friends!

Join us online at this beautiful property in Summit for a 7-day online auction featuring a well-rounded selection of offerings to include power equipment, farm and ag equipment, much electrical, power tools, furnishings, and much more.

Click on the link below for direct access to the online auction, hosted at estatesales.net, where you can view all the offerings in the auction and start bidding!

https://www.estatesales.net/PA/Erie/16509/marketplace/82261

Important Sale Dates

-Online Auction Bidding

Friday, June 5th-Friday, June 12th
***Lots start closing at 6pm thru 7pm on Friday, June 12th***

Several benefits of a 7 day online auction is the time allowed for you to digest the offerings in the sale, conduct your own research, measure space allowances in your home for potential auction purchases, physically preview items at the actual home where they are auctioned from and the flexibility of bidding from basically anywhere.

A brief description of the item, furniture measurements if required and other pertinent information can be found under each offering.

-Preview Hour

Monday, June 8th from 7pm-8pm. This is an opportunity to inspect the auction items in person. Please call or text Chris at 814-504-9532 to schedule an appointment.

-Pick-Up Day(s)

By appointment only on the following days:

-Sunday, June 14th from 10am-3pm

-An email with the pick-up address and scheduling link will be sent within one hour of the auction closing. You’ll be able to schedule a time-slot that fits your schedule. If these times do not work for you, please contact Chris at 814-504-9532.

Auction Process:

The online auction bidding is a “hard close” process , similar to Ebay, as opposed to a “soft close” process used by other online auction platforms, which extends the time if there is active bidding towards the end. There is no time extension using this particular platform. The bidding ends when the allotted time for each item expires, which is displayed under each item. Also, entering a maximum “max” bid doesn’t necessarily mean you will pay your maximum bid. The system will automatically keep bidding on your behalf against other bidders up to your placed “max” bid for convenience purposes.

-Bidding Example

You are bidding on a lamp and place a max bid of $58.00 towards the end of the auction. The auction ends on the item and you win the item for $39.00. This means the next highest bidder had a high bid of $38.00, however you were willing to go up to $58.00.

Your maximum bid doesn’t automatically jump to that amount when you place the bid. The bid only is increased if there are other bidders actively bidding on the item. Your maximum bids are hidden from other bidders, essentially creating a level playing field, so there’s some strategy involved which makes it fun!

PA Auctioneer License

AU006428
AY002551
BBB A+
PAA Member