Jack E. Thompson

3119 Stonegate Drive
Alamo, CA 94507, U.S.A.
e-mail: jetgold@sbcglobal.net
Tel: 925-944-9471 Fax: 925-946-0122

To Partipate at the AUCTION require be a member of the Society (CPSA)

IF YOU WANT TO BE  A MEMBER GO TO THE FOLLOWING LINK : ADMISSION FORM

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| Submission | description | condition | gum | pricing | abbrevations | Bid-Form.pdf |

| increment | commmissions | postage | payment | returns |

| Payment to Sellers | Return of Unsold Lots | guarantee | Auctions Directory | Contact Auction Manager

Subasta

 Como Hacer una puja

Para efectuar un bid en un lote presione el mouse en el enlace en que se señala  MINIMUM BID  esta operacion le abrira una forma de correo electronico en la cual estan escritos las informaciones que se necesitan para el proceso de la puja. Al final de la linea del "SUBJECT" coloque la cantidad por Ud deseada que debe ser igual o superior a la indicada en dicha linea. En el caso de que olvide de poner cantidad alguna se considerara su puja igual al minimo establecido en dicha linea. En la seccion del texto escriba su nombre y numero de socio CPSA, aunque esto no es necesario pues su puja sera clasificada por su direccion electronica contenida en el mensaje. Terminado el proceso de llenar la puja envie el mensaje. Posteriormente recibira un correo electronico con los datos sobre la puja asi como un numero que corresponde al asignado a Ud en la Subasta actual. Revise la Subasta y asi sabra el estatus de los lotes incluyendo a aquellos en los que Ud pujo. Se tratara de actualizar la Subasta periodicamente cuando las condiciones lo permitan. Si prefiere hace sus pujas por correo o por fax use el siguiente enlace para obtener la forma la cual tiene que copiar y enviarla por el medio que Ud prefiera por supuesto haciendolo en dicha forma su bid demorara con probabilidad de que otro pujador lo haya sobrepasado. Forma Manual   

 INCREMENTO DE LA PUJA

Jack E. Thompson

3119 Stonegate Drive
Alamo, CA 94507, U.S.A.
e-mail: jetgold@sbcglobal.net
Tel: 925-944-9471 Fax: 925-946-0122

Para participar en la Subasta es requisito que Ud sea mienbro activo de la Sociedad (CPSA)

Si Ud no es Miembro y desea inscribirse : Solicitud de Ingreso        TOP

  | Submission | description | condition | gum | pricing | abbrevations | Bid-Form.pdf |

| increment | commmissions | postage | payment | returns |

| Payment to Sellers | Return of Unsold Lots | guarantee | Auctions Directory | Contact Auction Manager |

Submission of material for sale or submission of purchase bids to the CPSA for any of its auctions implies an agreement on the part of the sellers and buyers to abide by all auction rules and guidelines stated herein.

• Submission of Material: Each item submitted for auction must be clearly described, cataloged, and priced. An estimated and/or minimum price must be provided for items that cannot be cataloged (refer to the paragraph on "Pricing" for guidance on the subject). The auction manager will return any material that is not clearly described, cataloged, and priced. It is strongly suggested that prospective sellers send a list of the material they wish to sell to the auction manager before sending the material itself so that the auction manager can review the list and provide additional guidance and instructions for preparation and shipment of the actual material. The CPSA will not return any material submitted without prior auction manager approval that is found not to be suitable for auction, unless the sender prepays for its return with full insurance coverage. The CPSA will also not be responsible for any material sent to it without insurance coverage. Only philatelic material or closely related material such as philatelic literature will be accepted for sale through these auctions. No philatelic material subject to the U.S. trade embargo with Cuba will be accepted. Back to Top
  
   
• Lot Descriptions: Standards for describing the material submitted for auction will in general be very strict. Back to Top

• Bidding: Lots will be adjudicated to the highest bidder at one bid increment over the second highest bid received, or at the minimum bid if no second bid is received (refer to the paragraph on "Bidding Increments" below). When a lot receives two identical bids, the first bid received wins the lot. This is applied rigorously, taking into account the date and time a bid is mailed as evidenced from the postmark on the letter containing the bid. Phone bids will also be accepted and a record of their date and time will be kept which will be compared against the postmarks on mailed bids to determine the winner of each lot. Thus, a phone bid may lose to a mailed bid which was postmarked before the phone call was received. Bids close on the date of the sale at midnight U.S. Pacific Standard Time. Any bids postmarked or e-mailed before that time (or its equivalent if being submitted from a different time zone) will be accepted. Bidders may bid under the starting price of any lot if it is felt to be overpriced. If no bid over the starting price is received for the lot, the auction manager will refer the bid to the lot owner for consideration. The lot owner will make the decision to sell or not to sell and the auction manager will relay that decision back to the bidder. Back to Top
  
   
• Bidding Increments: All bids must be submitted according to the bidding increments specified below. Bids that fall between bidding increments at any range will be raised to the next highest bid according to the acceptable bidding increment for that range. For example, a bid of $315 for a lot will be raised to $325 and will be billed to the buyer at $325 plus 10% commission.

• Commissions: A 10% buyer's fee will be added to the purchase price of all lots bought, and a 10% seller's fee will be deducted from the sale price of all lots sold. These fees will be used by the CPSA to cover the costs of the auction and to finance the society's activities and publications. Back to Top
  
   
• Postage & Insurance: Postage and insurance fees will be added to the total bill of the buyer. These fees are bound by the requirements imposed on the CPSA by its insurance provider. The auction manager will make every attempt to mail and insure all material adequately while incurring the minimum possible charges. Back to Top
  
   
• Payment for Purchases: All purchases must be paid by the buyer within 30 days of mailing of billing. Payment may be made by personal check, bank draft, or money order; no other form of payment will be accepted. Payment should be made to the order of the CPSA, Inc. If payment is not possible within 30 days because of extenuating circumstances, please request an extension. Back to Top
  
   
• Return of Lots: Lots that have been incorrectly described may be returned within 10 days of receipt for a full refund of the purchase price and commission. Lots whose photos have been included in the auction bulletin may not be returned on grounds of poor centering, short or missing perforations, or close margins on imperforate stamps. All returns must be fully insured. Please note that sales at CPSA auctions are not made on an "approval" basis and reasonable justification must be provided by the buyer for the return of any lot. Repeated violation of this rule will result in future rejection of bids from the buyer. Back to Top
  
   
• Payment to Sellers: Payment to sellers will not be made until full payment is received from the buyers for all lots sold for the seller. Hopefully this will be within 30 days of the close of an auction and sellers will be promptly notified of delays and their justification. Back to Top
  
   
• Return of Unsold Lots: Unsold lots will be returned to the seller together with the payment for sold lots, unless the seller has instructed the auction manager to reoffer the lots at a subsequent auction or has provided other return instructions. All unsold lots will be returned adequately packaged and insured at the CPSA's expense unless the seller has sent return instructions incurring extraordinary expenses, in which case excess expenses must be prepaid by the seller. Back to Top
  
   
• Guarantee: The CPSA guarantees the authenticity of all lots sold through these auctions. This means that the CPSA will refund the full purchase price (price plus 10% commission) of any lot that is declared to be altered or not to be genuine in any respect by any recognized expertizing service or individual expert that issues an official photo-certificate of expertized items. This guarantee even applies to an item that is sold with an existing certificate declaring it to be genuine; that is, if such an item is subsequently submitted to another expertizing authority and it is declared to be altered or forged, the CPSA will refund its full purchase price, regardless of the stature of the expertizing authority issuing the pre-existing certificate of authenticity.
  This guarantee also applies to items for which an opinion of authenticity is refused because of insufficient means of corroboration, unless the item is sold with an indication that it is being sold "as is" and not subject to a return (for example, most bisects on piece are uncertifiable and sold "as is"). Refunds will only be given when the item is returned in exactly the same condition as when it was bought (this implies the absence of any expertizing markings by the expertizing authority) and only if accompanied by the photo-certificate declaring it not to be genuine. The CPSA will also refund the full cost of the certificate provided the original certificate is surrendered to the CPSA for its reference files. The CPSA will hold the seller of any lot through its auctions to be bound by the same guarantee; that is, the CPSA expects to collect from the original seller the monies refunded to the buyer for any lot that is returned under this guarantee. This guarantee is a condition of sale imposed by the CPSA on all sellers through its auctions. If the buyer is sending any purchased items to be expertized, the buyer needs to notify the auction manager of this intention immediately upon receipt of the item(s), indicating the expertization service that will be used. Back to Top

Auction Manager: 

Jack E. Thompson

3119 Stonegate Drive
Alamo, CA 94507, U.S.A.
e-mail: jetgold@sbcglobal.net
Tel: 925-946-9471 Fax: 925-946-0122

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