Annual Black Friday Auction Assets BlowOut
Historical marquee pattern · No Reserve!! · Multi-session, multi-day
Real archived titles paired “Assets BlowOut” language with session and day numbering.
Explore archived lotsThe historical auction model
Archived lot pages show a two-stage format: an absentee or pre-bidding window opened first, followed by a scheduled live portion on a stated day, date, and time in PST. The countdowns below are illustrative demo UI, while the event names and format language follow the archived record.
Marquee naming pattern
The archive used “No Reserve” as a headline hook for major Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and multi-day liquidation events—not as a blanket promise for every auction.
Historical marquee pattern · No Reserve!! · Multi-session, multi-day
Real archived titles paired “Assets BlowOut” language with session and day numbering.
Explore archived lotsHistorical marquee pattern · No Reserve!! · Live start stated in PST
Absentee bids would be accepted before the scheduled live portion began.
View archived lotsHistorical marquee pattern · Session and day numbering · PST
Marquee events commonly divided a large catalog into named sessions across multiple days.
View jewelry recordsRecurring naming pattern
Smaller recurring events used “Prime,” “Weekday,” “Special,” “Select,” and similar slot names. Their captured banners generally did not carry the “No Reserve” marquee language.
Historical weekly-session pattern · Live start stated in PST
The extracted sample includes Prime event banners carrying jewelry and coin lots.
View currency recordsHistorical weekly-session pattern · Live start stated in PST
The same general asset calendar carried watches, jewelry, coins, art, and collectibles.
View watch recordsHistorical weekly-session pattern · Live start stated in PST
Special sessions appear repeatedly in the extracted 2024 catalog records.
View art recordsAuction format
Historical language on multiple lot pages described the absentee portion as open before the first session started live bidding, then repeated the scheduled live-portion start in PST.
Registered bidders can place advance bids before the live session begins.
The session transitions to live bidding on the published day, date, and time in PST.
Closed pages may show the final price inclusive of buyer’s premium, bid count, closing date, and flat per-lot shipping.