Due to the upcoming snow storm, we are postponing this upcoming auction to the 27th. We apologize for any inconvenience and hope to see you there.
February 27, 2010
10am
200 Borton Drive, Woodstown N.J. 08098
Estate of Oakford Acton
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South Jersey Premier Auction
About Us
History
The history of auctions dates back to Roman times assets would be sold to settle debt. Today, however auctions reflect a modern way to liquidate property.
Pino Auctioneer's doesn't date back to the Roman Empire however, Joe has been auctioneering in the South Jersey area since 1979. Over the years, his family has joined the business learning the ins and outs of the trade. Our hard-working staff is dedicated to the highest level of service and professionalism.
The history of auctions dates back to Roman times assets would be sold to settle debt. Today, however auctions reflect a modern way to liquidate property.
Pino Auctioneer's doesn't date back to the Roman Empire however, Joe has been auctioneering in the South Jersey area since 1979. Over the years, his family has joined the business learning the ins and outs of the trade. Our hard-working staff is dedicated to the highest level of service and professionalism.
How to Bid
First and foremost, you must obtain a bidding number from the office. To obtain a number you must have a valid driver's license. The number that is assigned to you is your responsibity, so be sure to not lose. You will be responsible for any and all charges on that number.
Bidding is quite simple. You can hold up your number, wave your hands or as some of the professionals do, nod your head to bid. The most important thing is to be sure you are heard and noticed.
Only two people can at once. If you are interested in bidding and two people are already involved, you must wait until one person drops out.
Remember we are a family owned business and we have fun with our jobs. One of our goals is to be sure you are having fun too. If you have any questions, please ask one of our friendly staff members.
Bidding is quite simple. You can hold up your number, wave your hands or as some of the professionals do, nod your head to bid. The most important thing is to be sure you are heard and noticed.
Only two people can at once. If you are interested in bidding and two people are already involved, you must wait until one person drops out.
Remember we are a family owned business and we have fun with our jobs. One of our goals is to be sure you are having fun too. If you have any questions, please ask one of our friendly staff members.
Term of the Sale
Cash- If there is a buyers premium, it will be noted on the advertisement.
Interested in having a sale?
The most important step in having an auction is to retain the best auctioneer to manage and conduct your sale. At Pino Auctioneer's our job is to make the auction simple, profitable and as worry free as possible! If it needs to be sold, you can bet Pino & Daughter Auctioneers puts the seller's best interest first.
Joe's area of expertise includes but is not limited to:
-Estates
-Antiques
-Real Estate
-Farm Equipment
-Surplus Sales and Business Liquidations
-Coins, Tools, Guns
-Vehicles and Heavy Equipment
-Household
All Estimates and Quotes are Free!
Joe's area of expertise includes but is not limited to:
-Estates
-Antiques
-Real Estate
-Farm Equipment
-Surplus Sales and Business Liquidations
-Coins, Tools, Guns
-Vehicles and Heavy Equipment
-Household
All Estimates and Quotes are Free!
Contact Information
Joseph F. Pino, Auctioneer
856-467-8997 or 856-358-8049
pinoauctions@comcast.net
856-467-8997 or 856-358-8049
pinoauctions@comcast.net
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