I mean, if the other auctions are still running, 
then what does happen if her deputy is outbid? Or 
if something falls through? What if the cel isn't 
as it was described? Or if there's damage to it 
that wasn't evident in the original seller's scan?
Even if she's timed it to be able to cancel her 
own auctions should something go wrong, I don't 
think that's very fair to her bidders either. . .

I understand the "why", but I still have to 
disagree with listing them before she actually 
owns them. It would be different if her buyers 
were informed that she doesn't have the cels yet, 
and then if they were still willing to deal with 
her, that would be different. But mislead bidders 
into bidding on it assuming she has the item in 
her hand? That she has written her description 
for it after examining it herself? That's wrong.

Many Sharp Smiles,
--Drac