King of Collectibles on Netflix

[Ronnie73]

I was passing by a TV last night, as a family member said, hey, did you know that this sports collectible show was on Netflix?, as it played in the background. I said, yeah, I heard it was gonna be on, but didn't pay attention to the air date. As I heard Ken's voice, all I could hear in my head was him talking about his nine figure bank account. So I stood there for a few minutes as they were talking about a Jackie Robinson Jersey for ten million and Ken talking about the bidders in the auction, and knowing all of them well enough that he knew it wouldn't go to ten million. I'm like, did he just say he could see who all the bidders were and how much each of them bid on the auction?? That's when I seen enough, and went on with my night.

[swarmee]

Originally Posted by Ronnie73

So I stood there for a few minutes as they were talking about a Jackie Robinson Jersey for ten million and Ken talking about the bidders in the auction, and knowing all of them well enough that he knew it wouldn't go to ten million. I'm like, did he just say he could see who all the bidders were and how much each of them bid on the auction??

It sounded like they were all discussing with Ken how much they were willing to bid, a la Brent and the $30K *Altered* PSA 10 Bowman Musial... yes, ripe for shill bidding. It's amazing how many times he could have mentioned something illegal but came just short...

[Casey2296]

Originally Posted by swarmee

It sounded like they were all discussing with Ken how much they were willing to bid, a la Brent and the $30K *Altered* PSA 10 Bowman Musial... yes, ripe for shill bidding. It's amazing how many times he could have mentioned something illegal but came just short...

Wink Wink Nod Nod, Say No More....

For those Monty Python fans in the crowd.

[h2oya311]

I’ve been binge watching this week. Just had a really cringeworthy moment in episode 4 when the head of auctions (Dave Amerman) says “provenance” but pronounces the nance like the word “nonsense”. So, not provenance (as normal people pronounce it), but with a French accent. And then explains what the word means. Dude. Really?