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Online buyers come to Adair Co. from all over to pick up items Golden Rule Wilson auction selling for Louis & Nancy Reeves drew successful buyers from wide area. One buyer came from Arizona. Another came from Taylor County to pick up a Columbia-produced My-Coca soft drink bottle, which sold for $429. One World's Finest Comic book, selling for a total of $1,705, was picked up by Louisvillian Scott Langness. (Note: The sale was advertised on ColumbiaMagazine.com). Click on headline for complete story w/Photos) Special ColumbiaMagazine.com Advertiser's Business Story Online auctions are now one of the fastest growing and most successful means of selling. A pioneer and leader in the field is Golden Rule Auction & Realty of Columbia and Russell Springs. An recent online auction by the company, by GRW, Chris Wilson's pioneering company in the field, ended on Tuesday, June 12, 2018, drew folks from across Kentucky and across the country to pick up items they purchased from the sale of memorabilia for Louis and Nancy Reeves. Scott Langness from Louisville, KY who purchased a rare World's Finest Comic book at the online auction for total cost of $1,705.00 Larry Gilpin from Taylor County, Aaron Gilpin's father, purchased the My-Coca Columbia-produced bottle for a total cost, including buyer's premium, of $429.00. The farthest purchaser was from Arizona. Cashiering at the auction were Nancy Reeve's grandaughter Gracie Wilson, Nancy's daughter Jill Wilson, Melissa Fudge, and seller, Nancy Reeves. This story was posted on 2018-06-16 04:32:18
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