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AUCTIONS ON eBAY!
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On these pages are items currently up for auction on eBay. If you see something you like, just click 'Bid on this item!'. You'll be taken directly to the item's auction screen where you can enter your eBay information and place your bid.
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How to Read the Listings

Listings consist of a picture of the item on auction, the auction title, the item # assigned to the auction by eBay, a description of the item up for bid, the opening bid amount, the start date of the auction, the end date of the auction, and a quick link to go bid on the item.
(Again, you must be registered with eBay in order to bid)
Here's a sample listing:

Mage

White Wolf MAGE:The Ascension RPG Rules (Auction Title)
#87994560 (eBay Item #)

Description: Excellent condition, 1st Edition Rulesbook for White Wolf's Mage: The Ascension. Little to no cover wear, unobtrusive personal stamp on inside back cover.

Starting Bid: $5.00 (Starting Bid Price, excluding shipping - Price always in US currency)

START: 3/22/99; 14:32 (Start Date and Time)
END: 3/29/99; 14:32 (End Date and Time)

BID ON THIS ITEM! (Quick Link to eBay auction site)

As a general rule, I will add items to auction once a week, Saturday. All auctions will run for 7 days, therefore closing on the following Saturday. All times listed are Pacific Standard Time, in Military Time. (If you're on the East Coast, add 3 hours to the time listed)

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How To Tell Military Time

Midnight starts the clock at 24:00 ("twenty-four-hundred-hours"). One second after Midnight and the clock flips over to 00:00:01. No, I don't think it makes any sense either, but that's what they tell me it is. Nine in the morning is 09:00 (or "oh-nine-hundred hours"). Noon is 12:00 ("twelve-hundred-hours"). Simple right? Here's where it gets confusing for some people. After Noon, the numbers don't start back at 1:00, they continue on to 13:00, 14:00, 15:00. One o'clock in the afternoon in Military Time is 13:00 ("thirteen-hundred-hours"). Nine in the evening is 21:00, etc., all the way back to 24:00 for Midnight. Got it?
So the above sample auction starts at 14:32 PST, which in normal time is 2:32 in the afternoon on the West Coast (but 5:32 on the East Coast). Try it a few times, you'll get the hang of it.

Disclaimer:
The images and titles of items on auction are copyright their respective companies and used without permission. No challenge to their trademarks is intended nor should be inferred. The eBay logo is used with permission for linking to the eBay site only, and should not be copied without express permission from eBay.

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