Live Game Auctions

Gen Con Indy 2006 Auction Recap

Another GenCon has come and gone and we've had a banner year. We had a record number of items entered into the auction, and a record number of items pre-registered for the convention.

This page allows you to explore the items we sold, when we sold them, and for how much.
The highest price item in the auction was an original "AD&D Dungeon Master's Guide" pre-publication manuscript that had been hand-edited by Gary Gygax. We also had a couple of brown-box D&D sets, one that sold for $1950, the other sold for a "mere" $1150

Here's some quick statistics :

Number of Items in the Auction 11,283
Number of Items Sold 8,039
Value of Items Sold $117,644
Number of Items Auctioned (non-Auction Store) 3,842
Number of Items Sold from the Auction Store 4,197

(click for list of images) Wanna see some pictures of the auction?

(click for larger image) Graph: Number of Items Sold per Day

(click for larger image) Graph: Number of Auctioned Items Sold by Hour

(click for larger image) Graph: Number of Auction Store Items Sold by Hour
NOTE: The sold per hour is actually when we entered the sale into the computer. We were still entering new seller items in them moring when the auction store opened - so the big batch at 2:00pm is really from when the store opened at 10:00am.

(click for larger image) Graph: The procrastination factor. Number of items pre-registered by day

(right click-save target as) Here's a down-loadable spreadsheet of every item in the auction. Make sure to save with an extension of XLS.

Number of Items in the Auction	11,283
Number of Items Sold	8,039
Value of Items Sold	$117,644
Number of Items Auctioned (non-Auction Store)	3,842
Number of Items Sold from the Auction Store	4,197

(click for list of images)	Wanna see some pictures of the auction?
(click for larger image)	Graph: Number of Items Sold per Day
(click for larger image)	Graph: Number of Auctioned Items Sold by Hour
(click for larger image)	Graph: Number of Auction Store Items Sold by Hour NOTE: The sold per hour is actually when we entered the sale into the computer. We were still entering new seller items in them moring when the auction store opened - so the big batch at 2:00pm is really from when the store opened at 10:00am.
(click for larger image)	Graph: The procrastination factor. Number of items pre-registered by day
(right click-save target as)	Here's a down-loadable spreadsheet of every item in the auction. Make sure to save with an extension of XLS.