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📣 Start the year with selling your classic car, youngtimer or exclusive car.Interested in selling a Pre-war car / Classic car / Youngtimer / Exclusive carAt jenden classic car auctions, a buyer only pays a 5% fee for the use of our platform. (With a minimum of € 500,- and a maximum of € 5.000,- incl. VAT.)Where traditional auction houses, charge on average, between 20% and 30% total commission !This is why selling with jenden, gives you as a seller much better earnings, the commission does not affect the revenue‼️#classiccarauction #wesellclassics #sellyourclassic #classiccar #oldtimer #prewarcar #exclusivecars

One of the best examples of the modernisation of the symbol and the preservation of its legacy at the same time as being relevant to the times.

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𝐈𝐧 𝐥𝐞𝐬𝐬 𝐭𝐡𝐚𝐧 𝟑𝟎 𝐬𝐞𝐜𝐨𝐧𝐝𝐬 𝐭𝐨 𝟔𝟎𝐊 - that's what Zangersheide Quality Auction has to offer!People who know me privately, know that horses are my absolute passion. People who know me professionally know that IT is my passion as well, so when Zangersheide decided to give PHPro the trust to build their website and auction platform, I was delighted!Last weekend, the Zangersheide Quality Auctions took place. On Thursday, a Zangersheide record was set by selling Codex Diaz Z for 𝟏.𝟎𝟎𝟎.𝟎𝟎𝟎 𝐞𝐮𝐫𝐨𝐬. On Friday, we continued with 40 foals and Saturday another 42 foals went under the hammer, which means we've sold more than 100 horses with a turn-over of more than 9 million euros!But what makes me even more proud is the technology behind this platform.. To give you an idea: the moment that Frederik De Backer, the auctioneer, speaks out the number, I make sure that the amount is processed by our auction platform. Like this, we make sure that everybody in the world (yes, even in China!!) receives the correct bid amount if they want to bid online. At that moment, also the livestream 'reads' this bid amount, which is then displayed in real-time to the viewers of the auction as well.. If you take a look at the livestream here below, you will see that this all almost happens with a 0 delay! Or let me be honest here: the slowest bid took 916 milliseconds to process... Can I say I am very PHProud?#ZangersheideQualityAuctions #OnlineBidding #EquestrianPassion #ITInnovation

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We asked the attendees of the Savile Row Concours to describe the event in just three words: this is what they said 🗣️•••#daviesandson #daviesandsonsavilerow #savilerow #savilerowtailor #bespoketailoring #londontailoring #savilerowconcours #concoursonsavilerow #britshvintagecars #classiccars #britishcars

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Gone golfing? Here's a project a customer brought us to commemorate six businesses they worked with. Each golf ball has the logo of the business, and the balls are mounted non-destructively using a special technique for jobs just like this. Adding anti-reflective Museum Glass makes it look like it's not even there at most angles. #golfingmemorabilia #customframing #customframingideas #framingmementos #businessgifts #businessgiftideas

Breitling Navitimer World A2432212.G571.443X.A20BA.1For sale by @watchgrailclub_official$4,664#breitling #watches #valueyourwatch #watchmarketplace #luxury #luxurylife #entrereneur #luxurywatch #luxurywatches #luxurydesign #businesswatch #watchfam

In 1961, there was an American TV sitcom about a talking horse Mister Ed and his owner Wilbur Post. Jay Livingstone wrote the theme song and it ran along the lines - that a horse was of course a horse unless it was the famous Mister Ed. The fact the horse could talk made the ordinary EXTRAORDINARY! In a way, the same can be true when we value cultural collections.Items of historical significance command a premium price in the marketplace.This significance may be related to a person or animal or an event or historicperiod and in some cases it may relate to provenance. In many cases it relatesto more than one of these. In 2016 Sotheby’s sold a Melbourne Cup Trophy which at the timewas actually a silver service. It was awarded in 1899 to the owner of thewinning horse Merriwee. This item was sold for $103,700. A more ornate heavier silverservice in the same sale sold for $9,150. When valuing cultural collections there are no rules.Whatcan be true is as follows;The lower the value of the insignificant item the higher the premium for significanceThe more useless an item the greater the premium for significance The opposite is also true The higher the value of the insignificant item the lower its premium for significanceThe more useful an item the lower the premium for significanceThere are no set rules in placing a premium on a significant item. In the absence of any rules, the only rule can be that every item must be assessed on an individual basis based on evidence that exists in the marketplace. What is your collection worth?

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