Wow

[Poopy Pants]

Why would this be over $1200? Am I missing something. And they are legit bids because you have to enter your credit card number before your bid is placed.

 

[ebsoria]

Yeah, whatever it is that you're missing I'm missing too. I don't get it.op:

 

[Poopy Pants]

Yeah, whatever it is that you're missing I'm missing too. I don't get it.op:

From what I understand, its a liscense plate. Why would that sell for more than $100. I also just bought an autographed mini-football on NFL auctions for 16 bucks tonight

 

[ebsoria]

From what I understand, its a liscense plate. Why would that sell for more than $100. I also just bought an autographed mini-football on NFL auctions for 16 bucks tonight

Yeahh... f that. There are many things Id blow a g on before a liscnce plate. Like maybe a new bicycle?!?! Or.... hmmm.. so many things!

 

[ar1888]

I know when the Indiana released the Colts plates the player numbered plates were auctioned off as well. They were also crazy priced.

 

[Tazz]

Only thing I am thinking is beings it is for charity and is over a certain amount that some or all of it can be a tax write-off? I know some stuff at the Eagles Carnival Silent auction went crazy high (5X or more what it should have) for that reason

What you pay for things you win in charity auctions CANNOT be used as a tax write-off. You aren't donating money to charity, you're buying something.