Reviewing the schedule of open and closing auctions reveals a bustling market for livestock, laboratory gear, vehicles and estate inventories, yet tablets do not appear among the listed lots. The earliest closing event is an online estate liquidation running from September 1 to September 4, wrapping up on the fourth with rapid 10‑second item closures. A single‑day online sale slated for September 8 showcases rare manuscripts and decorative pieces, concluding that same evening.

City Auction Group’s multi‑city series finishes on September 11, offering a mix of commercial and fleet vehicles across four locations. Later in the month, a September 15 auction in Devon presents a broad selection of items, while a livestock premier event on the same day highlights steer calves and heifers with delivery options later in the month. The following day, a two‑day equipment liquidation in St. Louis ends on September 16, featuring a complete packaging line.

An estate‑only online auction on September 17 wraps up with household goods, tools and glassware. September 18 sees the close of a lab‑equipment auction in California, and the same day a timed horse sale concludes, both emphasizing specialized industrial assets. A September 19 auction in California follows, offering surplus research equipment. The week of September 22‑23 adds another lab‑equipment surplus, while September 24 hosts an estate sale focused on silverware and artwork.

A livestock classic runs September 26‑28, delivering additional animal inventory. Two concurrent auctions close on September 30: a surplus food‑industry line in the Bay Area and an estate jewelry and coin sale in Maryland. The final listed event stretches into early October, ending on October 2, with a broad online estate liquidation. Across this varied lineup, the absence of tablet listings stands out, suggesting that bidders seeking tablets will need to monitor other platforms or await future announcements.

Based on 11 digest summaries · Generated September 10, 2025