Auction in Maine with lots of scrap metal

This auction is by two auctioneers who are generally competitors. I personally know Ed Wheaton of Wheaton Auctions and have worked with him on several occasions for auctions and cleanouts. Last weekend he told me about this upcoming auction as meant for "the serious, serious, serious scrap metal dealer". Today, he sent me an email of which this is part - "there is going to be some serious tonnage to bid on for scrap". The auction will be two days - Sat & Sun.
Public Auction Sale: 2 DAY ESTATE AUCTION - Randolph, ME

Wow everything to start a farm that runs on people/animal power. This would be a great addition to anybody's end of the world economic collapse plan.
But seriously there is some major metal being advertised and most likely it's good ol' American steel judging by the time period these items were used/made. The only problem i'm seeing is how am I gonna outbid Mick and still make a profit:-/

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Originally Posted by NHscrapman

...The only problem i'm seeing is how am I gonna outbid Mick and still make a profit:-/

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Our favorite saying is: "Just add money".

do you use a form for this with carbon copy or photocopy their license? does this apply to certain size yard or amount of metal? must be some variances?

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Originally Posted by Mick

This auction is by two auctioneers who are generally competitors. I personally know Ed Wheaton of Wheaton Auctions and have worked with him on several occasions for auctions and cleanouts. Last weekend he told me about this upcoming auction as meant for "the serious, serious, serious scrap metal dealer". Today, he sent me an email of which this is part - "there is going to be some serious tonnage to bid on for scrap". The auction will be two days - Sat & Sun.
Public Auction Sale: 2 DAY ESTATE AUCTION - Randolph, ME

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Don't know what you mean. Form for what?