Posted August 4, 201113 yr Newcastle Budgerigar Club will hold an Auction with over 100 birds for auction , no quick sale birds available at the auction but they will be available the next day (Sunday 14th) at the annual show . For more information google Newcastle Budgerigar Club , there is a link to a list there . http://users.tpg.com.au/users/kyorke/NBCAuctionCatologue2011.pdf Well worth a look , some quality budgies pictured in schedule (any one can dream) unfortunatly I cant attend myself. Bubbles. Edited August 4, 201113 yr by Bubbles
August 10, 201113 yr wow i would like to go just even to check them out to bad i dont live near newcastle
August 15, 201113 yr Didn't go to the auction but went to the young bird show on Sunday. I was told from one of the fellas there that there was some good birds reasonably priced, still to much for me. I think the club made just over $4000 so it was a good day for them. Did anyone hear how this went?? How were the prices?? Cheers, James
August 15, 201113 yr Top price was $2100 for a Bob Smith bird Average price was just under $400 Everyone seemed very happy with how it went
August 15, 201113 yr If gross was $4000.00 & there was a 100 birds, the average would not be $400 I guess that it was $40000.00 all up.Seeing as one made $2100.00
August 15, 201113 yr If gross was $4000.00 & there was a 100 birds, the average would not be $400 I guess that it was $40000.00 all up.Seeing as one made $2100.00 That's right $40,000 all up
August 15, 201113 yr If gross was $4000.00 & there was a 100 birds, the average would not be $400 I guess that it was $40000.00 all up.Seeing as one made $2100.00 I am guessing that the clubs commission was 10% which is whythe club netted $4k, while the auction made approx $40k. This feels like a year 8 fill in the blanks maths equation.
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