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We are always surprised when one of our bidders calls us up after an auction closes and says "I missed seeing the end of the auction, so can you tell me where it ended?" This tells us that not all our bidders know that soon after each set of our auctions close, you can access all of the closed items in the same gallery format you viewed them in to place your bids, and that these "results galleries" have the winning bid price and the user ID of the buyer right under each image. Plus, you can still click on any image and view the actual closed auction, and you can view the entire bid history for any item, including the time every bid was placed (and how much each bid was for, and who bid it). Compare this to eBay and every other site which hides their bidders' IDs.

So for example, once the last of the Sunday auctions have ended, wait a few minutes, then from any page on our site as illustrated in the graphic at right, hold your mouse over the "Auctions" link and click on the Sunday Results link which takes you to http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/16.html. There you can then do everything you could do in the regular Sunday gallery (including all the sorts, such as by price high to low). The only difference is that the current bid and time left is replaced by the winning bid price and the winning bidders' ID.

The same is true of the Tuesday results (at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/11.html) and the Thursday results (at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/12.html). You'll never wonder what anything sold for again, because you can quickly and easily find out by yourself (there are links to all three results galleries at the top of every gallery page).

The results galleries stay online for one week, until the next set of those auctions end, and then the just ended auctions replace the previous week's results (but the links remain the same).

WARNING! The following information could lead to you "wasting" a lot of time browsing our past auctions (and "window shopping" our items from past auctions!).

What if you don't get to view the results galleries before they disappear? You can still view the results of ANY set of auctions! To do so, click on our Auction History then click the "By Date" tab. You will automatically be seeing a complete list of every set of auctions we held in the current year. You can click on the dates (such as Ended Thursday, Jun 8th, 2017) to view all the results of that auction.

Interested in sets of auctions prior to the current year? There's a chart at the top of the Auction History By Date page that shows each year from 2002 to present. You can click on those years to see all the results galleries for those years in an auction ending date format (or of course you could search through all 1,300,000+ results at once by searching our entire Auction History!).