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Public Auctions

Live public sales.

The City of San Diego continues to participate in live public auctions in conjunction with Ken Porter Auctions (KPA). KPA conducts sales twice per month at their location in Gardena, California. For a complete inventory, along with the times, dates, location information, and the terms and conditions for the sale, go to  www.kenporterauctions.com .

The following are examples of auction items which may be offered for sale by the City of San Diego:

• Autos & Pickups
• Refuse Trucks
• Motorcycles
• Heavy Duty Trucks
• Construction Equipment
• Medical & Lab Equipment
• Auto & Shop Equipment/Supplies
• Communication Equipment
• Landscape Equipment
• Offsite Items

Internet Auction Sales

The City of San Diego is also participating with an internet auction company for the sale of miscellaneous surplus items. To view or participate in these sales, visit  www.publicsurplus.com . Once you are at the site, click on "Browse auctions within area." The Region to select is California, the Agency is City of San Diego. To see all items offered for sale by the City of San Diego, click on "View All Auctions for the City of San Diego."

Nationwide (PUBLIC AUCTION) ends 8/27/2024 11 AM ET ENTER AUCTION    

Texas (SALVAGE DEALER) ends 8/27/2024 12 PM ET ENTER AUCTION      

Arizona (SALVAGE DEALER) ends 8/27/2024 1 PM ET  ENTER AUCTION    

California (SALVAGE DEALER) ends 8/27/2024 2 PM ET  ENTER AUCTION      

The U.S. Customs & Border Protection (CBP), a cornerstone of national security and economic prosperity, has a rich history that extends beyond its primary mission. Among its lesser-known facets is the intriguing world of auctions, a practice that not only contributes to the agency's funding but also offers a unique window into the vast array of goods that enter and sometimes attempt to bypass the United States' borders. Let's explore the captivating auction history of the U.S. Customs & Border Protection, highlighting its significance, evolution, and the impact it has on both the economy and collectors.

The Genesis of CBP Auctions

The tradition of auctioning unclaimed or seized goods dates back to the early days of U.S. customs enforcement. Initially, these auctions were primarily aimed at offsetting the costs associated with the storage and disposal of goods that were either abandoned at ports or confiscated due to non-compliance with U.S. laws. Over time, these auctions have become a significant aspect of the CBP's operations, offering an eclectic mix of items ranging from everyday vehicles to exotic items and even rare artifacts.

Possible Reasons for Seizure

The United States Customs and Border Protection (CBP) can seize items for a variety of reasons,

primarily related to enforcing laws and regulations at U.S. entry points.

Here are the key reasons why items might be seized:

Prohibited Items: Items that are not allowed to enter the U.S., such as certain drugs, firearms not permitted under federal regulations, absinthe, certain fruits, meats, or plants that could carry pests or diseases, and counterfeit items.

Intellectual Property Rights Violations: This includes counterfeit and pirated goods that infringe on copyrights, trademarks, or patents.

Safety and Health Regulations: Items that do not comply with U.S. safety standards or regulations, such as certain chemicals, medications without prescriptions, or unsafe consumer goods.

Agricultural Restrictions: Importation of some agricultural products that could introduce foreign pests or diseases to the U.S. agriculture.

Cultural Artifacts and Antiquities: Items that may be considered stolen cultural property from other countries, or are imported without proper documentation under international treaties.

Monetary Instruments: Failure to declare monetary instruments over $10,000 or related violations of money laundering laws.

Failure to Declare: Goods not declared at customs or falsely declared can be seized.

Duties and Taxes Evasion: Items that are under-valued or misclassified to evade customs duties or taxes.

Regulatory Compliance: Items that fail to comply with other specific regulations set by other federal agencies (e.g., FDA, USDA).

Protected Wildlife: Importing or exporting wildlife or plants that are protected under the Endangered Species Act and other international agreements without proper permits.

Drug Enforcement : Illegal drugs, including narcotics and certain prescription medications not legally obtained, are routinely seized.

Weapons and Ammunition: Items that violate U.S. weapons laws, including certain types of firearms, knives, and other weapons, as well as ammunition, can be confiscated.

CBP’s authority to seize items helps enforce these rules and protect the country’s economy, health, and security.

How CBP Auctions Work

The process is straightforward yet governed by strict regulations to ensure fairness and legality. Goods become eligible for auction after they have been abandoned, seized, or forfeited to the government due to various reasons, including failure to pay duties, illegal importation, or violation of import regulations. Before an item is auctioned, it undergoes a thorough appraisal to determine its value and legality for sale. The auctions are open to the public and take place online, offering a transparent platform for interested buyers.

The Economic Impact

CBP auctions are not just about disposing of unclaimed or seized goods; they play a significant role in the economy. The revenue generated from these auctions contributes to the U.S. Treasury, thereby indirectly benefiting taxpayers and contributing to the funding of critical government functions. Additionally, these auctions offer businesses and individuals the opportunity to purchase goods at potentially lower prices, providing an economic boost and fostering a unique secondary market.

Notable Auctions and Items

Over the years, CBP auctions have seen a vast array of items go under the hammer, some of which have garnered significant attention due to their rarity, value, or unusual nature. From vintage cars seized in drug raids to rare wildlife products confiscated at borders, these auctions reflect the diverse nature of goods that flow through the United States. One of the most notable auctions involved the sale of a rare, ancient artifact that was repatriated to its country of origin, showcasing the CBP's role in preserving cultural heritage.

The Future of CBP Auctions

As technology evolves, so too does the format and reach of CBP auctions. Online platforms such as those offered by Apple Auctioneering Co have expanded the audience, allowing global participation and increasing the competitiveness of bidding. The future of these auctions lies in leveraging technology to enhance transparency, efficiency, and accessibility, ensuring that the CBP continues to provide economic benefits while maintaining the integrity of U.S. borders.

The auction history of the U.S. Customs & Border Protection is a testament to the agency's multifaceted role in American society. Beyond its primary mission of protecting the borders, these auctions offer a unique glimpse into the complexities of global trade and the efforts required to regulate it. For collectors, investors, and the curious, CBP auctions are a source of treasure and intrigue, showcasing items that tell a thousand stories of journeys, dreams, and occasionally, misadventures.

Whether you're a seasoned bidder or new to the world of auctions, the U.S. Customs & Border Protection auctions provide a fascinating insight into the ever-evolving landscape of trade and security. As we look forward to the future of these auctions, one thing is clear: they will continue to captivate and contribute to the rich tapestry of American economic and cultural life.

U.S. Customs & Border Protection seized vehicle auctions conducted along our nation's Southern border.

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How to register:

Select the auction you wish to participate in.

In the menu bar, create an account by clicking  "Login / New Bidder"  or by clicking  "Register to Bid"  button. Click the "New Bidder? Click Here" button. Enter your email address when prompted. A new window will pop up instructing you to complete your account information. The username and password that is created will be utilized for all future online auctions.  Important:  The information provided when setting up the bidder account will be the information automatically assigned on the title work.

Once your account has been created select the auction that you wish to participate in by clicking on the title of the auction or by clicking the  "View Catalog"  button. Click on the  "Register to Bid"  button. Enter your user name and password then accept the Terms & Conditions. You are now ready to place your online bids. 

How to place a bid:

Once registered, select the lot you wish to place a bid on. You may click the  "Bid (amount here)"  button for a one time bid, or enter your  "Maximum Auto Bid"  by selecting the lot and physically typing in the highest you are willing to bid for that item. 

Technical bidding details to understand and consider: 

Soft Close:  All lots end with a "Soft Close." A "Soft Close" means that if any bid is placed within the last three (3) minutes of the close of the Auction, the bid will automatically extend the closing time an additional three (3) minutes. Example: If a bid is placed at two (2) minutes before close, it will extend the closing time to five (5) minutes. This feature protects Bidders from being outbid without the opportunity to be notified, and therefore allows a Bidder to place another bid before the close of the Auction.

Placing a "Maximum Auto Bid":   Please be aware that when placing your "Maximum Bid", the website will bid on the Bidder's behalf at the preset bid increment until the Bidder’s "Maximum bid" is exceeded. At that point, the Bidder will be notified that they have been outbid (if that option is selected when registering). High Bidder will only pay one increment more than the competing Bidder. Please watch the Auction’s closing time stop-clock to determine exactly when the lot will close.

"I've placed a bid, but it says Pending." Now what?

Pending Bids are bids that are placed that are not immediately accepted or put into effect by the Auction Company. Typical reasons for pending bids are as follows:

First-Time Bidder:  New accounts or first-time bidders that have never participated in our auctions will be thoroughly analyzed and vetted. 

Bidder Reputation:  We are part of a nationwide network of auctioneers that utilize the Hibid bidding platform. Hibid has developed a rating system for Bidders to protect auctioneers. Bidders accrue points placing bids and registering for auctions. Any time a Bidder is permanently declined by an auctioneer, the bidder loses 20 points. If a bidder has a negative score, he or she may not be able to bid with other auctioneers on the Hibid platform.

Dealer Only Salvage Auctions:  Additional bidding qualifications on assets offered with salvage/ dismantler notations must be met prior to the auction closing. Salvage dealers that wish to bid on these assets must submit a current copy of their State issued Salvage Dealer license for review.  CLICK HERE TO SUBMIT LICENSE . Once approved, the Auction Company will update the Bidder's account and any bids that are Pending will be approved/ accepted. This must take place prior to the auction closing. These bidding privileges will remain in effect until the expiration date on the license. It is the Bidder's responsibility to resubmit a new license upon renewal to avoid Pending bids.

Asset Requires a Deposit:  When a deposit is required, s ee Section (6) of the Terms & Conditions for step-by-step deposit instructions.

You've won! What to expect once the auction closes:

Once all items in the auction close , email notifications will be sent (from [email protected] ) to all participating bidders with the final results. For each lot the bidder bids on it will list "successful" or "outbid." The auction company will be seeking final approval from the U.S. Treasury on all lots at this time. 

Once approval is received , high bidders will receive an email (from [email protected] ) with payment instructions and our bank account information (options: wire, bank deposit, or cashier's check overnight). Please check your email (and junk mail) periodically after receiving this notice. Payment must be RECEIVED within 48 hours of acceptance .

Once payment is received , the auction company will execute the title documents and email them to the buyers via DocuSign for electronic signature. 

Once documents are signed by the buyer , Property Release documents will be emailed to the buyer as well as the storage vendor.

Once Property Release email received ,   buyer must immediately contact storage vendor to arrange property removal. 

Original title documents will be mailed to buyers. Once originals title documents received, originals need to be processed at local DMV. 

Please note: these assets will remain in the name of the defendant in which they were seized, until the titles are processed with the state. It is very important that the titles be transferred with your local tax office immediately upon receipt.  

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Boat & Vessel Auctions

CWS Marketing Group (CWSAMS) conducts monthly online Vessel Auctions for government and private sector entities. Based on inventory, these auctions include all types of boats, personal watercraft, ships, and marine accessories. Located primarily in Florida, California, and Puerto Rico, vessels can also be stored throughout the US. All CWSAMS auctions are open to the public. Subscribe today to be notified of upcoming Boat & Vessel Auctions.

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Online Auction: Canal Front Home, 224 NW 121st Ave, Coral Springs, FL

2,854 ± sq. ft. canal front home with 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, and attached 2-car garage. Property has a screened-in pool and located in West Glen.

Online Auction: Waterfront Home, 1102 SW 149th Path, Miami, FL

3,531 ± sq. ft. waterfront Grand Lakes home with 5 bedrooms, 3.1 baths, 2-car garage, and carport. Property has an in-ground pool, spa, outdoor kitchen, patio, and balcony.

Online Auction: Single Family Home, 4863 Coconut Rd, Lake Worth, FL

1,588 ± sq. ft. vacant home with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, and attached 2-car garage. Property includes three vacant duplexes (6 units) and each unit has 2 bedrooms and 1…

Online Auction: Oceanfront Lot, 2900 N. Atlantic Blvd, Fort Lauderdale, FL

9,760 ± sq. ft. rectangular oceanfront lot located along N. Atlantic Blvd. The lot is zoned RS-8/Residential with electic, water, and sewer available.

Online Auction: Condo Unit, 17650 NW 68th Ave., Unit A2008, Hialeah, FL

1,060 ± sq. ft. 2nd floor condo unit with 2 bedrooms, 2 baths and balcony. Located in the Lakeview Gardens at Miami complex with 1 assigned parking space.

Online Auction: Single Family Home, 3616 San Juan Dr, Mobile, AL

1,583 ± sq. ft. home with 3 bedrooms, 1.2 baths, den, and attached 1-car carport. Located in the established neighborhood of Moncliff.

Online Auction: Multi-Family Building, 626 Calle Julio Andino, San Juan, PR

2,831 ± sq. ft. vacant multi-family building with 5 residential units. 3 Units on the main level with a 2-car garage and 2 units on the top level with balconies.

Online Auction: Single Family Home, N 4970 Degenaar Drive & Lot 2, Spooner, WI

1,836 ± sq. ft. home with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, finished basement, and attached 2-car garage on 3 ± acres. Includes adjacent 3.9 ± acre lot (Tax ID 33523).

Online Auction: Condo Unit, 429 Kent Avenue, Unit 511, Brooklyn, New York

1,360 ± sq. ft. 5th floor condo unit in the Oosten building in the Williamsburg neighborhood. The unit has 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, laundry, and floor-to-ceiling windows.

Online Auction: Single Family Home, 846 Riggs Circle, Davenport, FL

3,201 ± sq. ft. home with 7 bedrooms, 5 baths, family room, laundry, and 2-car garage. Property includes a screened in-ground pool and covered patio.

Online Auction: Single Family Home, 936 Greenwood Rd, Weston, FL

2,882 ± sq. ft. home with 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, family room, laundry, and 2-car garage. Property includes an in-ground pool and covered patio.

Online Auction: Residential Lot, 21916 123rd Ave NE, Arlington, WA

9.78 ± acre wooded residential lot zoned R5 in rural Snohomish County. Electricity available with a private well.

Online Auction: Residential Lot, Lot 18, SW 139th Street Road, Ocala, FL

10,001 ± sq. ft. vacant residential lot with perimeter fencing in the Marion Oaks subdivision. Electricity and water available with septic needed.

Online Auction: Single Family Home, 921 Hazel Dr, Corpus Christi, TX

988 ± sq. ft. home with 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, and rear concrete slab. Located in the Oso Place community. Home under renovation and unfinished.

Online Auction: Single Family Home, 4925 Valley Stream, Corpus Christi, TX

2,340 ± sq. ft. 2 level home with 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, and attached 2-car garage. The home is located in the Club Estates community.

Online Auction: Single Family Home, 2413 Still Brook, Corpus Christi, TX

1,983 ± sq. ft. home with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, office, and attached 2-car garage. Located in the Woolridge Creek community. Home under renovation and unfinished.

Online Auction: Single Family Home, 2457 Still Brook, Corpus Christi, TX

1,763 ± sq. ft. home with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, patio, and attached 2-car garage. Located in the Woolridge Creek community.

Broker Sale: Single Family Home, 1924 Coralino Dr, Henderson, NV – Under Contract!

Single Family Home in Henderson, NV - Under Contract! 2,525 ± sq. ft. home with 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, den with wet bar, and attached 3-car garage. Located in Green…

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L.A. County Estate & Auto Auction (August 22-27)

Conducted on behalf of the Los Angeles County Public Administrator and Treasurer & Tax Collector. All items come from L.A. County Estates and will be sold to the highest bidder…

Future U.S. Treasury Aircraft Online Auctions

Auctions of aircraft, aircraft parts and related aviation items are sold at our monthly online auctions, and certain live sales.  Check our Upcoming Auctions frequently for updates or simply click…

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We are pleased to announce our new bidding platform available for iPhone, iPad, Android, and web!  Browse catalogues, watch your favourite lots, and place bids all with the touch of…

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Types of Boats & Vessels Auctioned

Based on inventory, these auctions will include boats, personal watercraft, larger ships, and marine accessories including:

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National Liquidators and National Yacht Sales have handled over 40,000 cases since 1988. Our inventories include bank repossessions, foreclosures, government-seized vessels and a vast inventory of brokerage boats. We maintain an experienced staff at our facilities in Fort Lauderdale, Florida; Newport Beach, California; Cleveland, Ohio; and Annapolis, Maryland.

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2014 Sunseeker 68 Predator – 40079

2014 ocean alexander 78 motor yacht – stk# 40258, recently listed, 2002 formula 37pc – stk#40627, 2012 everglades 325 cc stk# 40546, 2014 sea ray 260 sundeck stk#40497, 2012 33 riva aquariva super – stk# 40618, 2003 baia panther 80 – stk# 40585 online live auction – august 23 2024, 2007 sunseeker predator live online auction stk# 40589, united states marshals service sale – 2006 azimut 68s – stk# 39007, submit an offer.

Vessel Details:

Conditions of Offer:

OFFER PROCEDURES

Offers are accumulated weekly through each Monday at 4:00 PM ET. In the event a particular Monday is a Federal Holiday, the deadline is extended an additional 24 hours. The high offer on a particular vessel is submitted to the Seller for consideration the following business day. The Seller, at its sole option, may accept or reject with or without a counter offer. Responses typically occur within 48 hours, no response constitutes a rejection of theoffer.

Upon notification of acceptance of an offer (either verbal or electronic), successful Bidder has 1 business day to deposit into National Liquidators escrow account, the greater of 10% of Gross Offer or $1,000.

Upon notification of acceptance of an offer (either verbal or electronic), successful Bidder has 5 business days to complete any and all conditions listed above in the “Conditions Of Offer”. In any case, any remaining amounts due must be deposited into National Liquidators escrow account, within 5 business days after notification of acceptance of an offer (either verbal or electronic). Successful Bidder’s failure to fund the total offer price within 5 business days after notice of acceptance will result in forfeiture of any deposits. In these instances, the vessel will be placed back into the auction cycle.

After funding the total offer price, Successful Bidder must remove the purchased vessel from National’s storage facility within two business days or make storage arrangements with National. Storage charges will accrue on ALL purchased vessels until each is removed from National’s storage facility. Standard storage rates apply; refer to http://www.yachtauctions.com/services for currentrates.

All vessels are sold AS IS, WHERE IS, with no warranties or representations, express or implied, as to condition or fitness for a particular purpose.

NOTICE REGARDING TITLING OR US COAST GUARD DOCUMENTATION

National Liquidators makes no guarantees, representations or warranties as to title or the ability to document or register the vessel. National Liquidators are acting as a broker only and issues as to title, documentation and registration are between the Buyer and the Seller, owner or lien holder. The required $399.00 administrative fee covers National’s efforts to obtain titling and documentation information from the Seller; it does not include transfer of title or documentation to Buyer. National Liquidators can process transfer of title or documentation to Buyer an additional fee. Buyers that are interested in this service can contact National’s title department for details, including charges. Ohio Law requires National to transfer title (not USCG documentation) directly to Ohio residents only, a $150 fee is charged for this service.

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Purchasers must pay sales tax at the applicable rate in their respective states. Dealers that wish to be treated as tax-exempt are required to provide a state sale tax number, valid marine dealer’s certificate, sign a Resale Certificate or Statement for Exemption of Purchase, and any other required documentation.

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All payments required herein must be in certified funds or bank check drawn on a US bank, wire transfer or cash. Personal checks or credit cards are not acceptable.

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Government auctions of seized and surplus property

Some government auctions sell many types of excess and seized property. These can range from computers to artwork to mobile homes and more.

Auctions may take place online, in person, or by mail-in bid. The federal agency that owns the property may conduct the auction or it may contract with an auction company to conduct the sales.

Auction sites may list:

• Computers 
• Lab equipment
• Mobile homes
• Planes, boats, and motor vehicles
• Military surplus 

Government auction websites include:

• GSA Auctions - a variety of government-owned excess property 
• U.S. Treasury auctions - various types of property forfeited by owners for tax evasion or other violations of Treasury law
• U.S. Marshals Service auctions - various items seized by U.S. Department of Justice agencies and other federal agencies

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11th Victim Found After a Boat Carrying Migrants Capsized on a River on the Serbia-Bosnia Border

The death toll from a migrant boat capsizing on the border between Serbia and Bosnia has risen to 11

Rescue Service members search a Drina River near the town of Bratunac, Bosnia, Thursday, Aug. 22, 2024. (AP Photo)

BRATUNAC, Bosnia-Herzegovina (AP) — A man's body was pulled out of the Drina River on the border between Serbia and Bosnia on Friday, bringing to 11 the number of people who drowned when a boat carrying migrants capsized a day earlier, Serbian police said.

The body of an “irregular migrant” was found on the Bosnian side of the river, Serbia Interior Minister Ivica Dačić said in a statement. He said that authorities believe that the man is the last missing person from Thursday's tragedy.

The boat was carrying between 25 and 30 migrants when it overturned early Thursday on the Drina. The bodies of 10 people, including a mother and her baby, were found in the river on Thursday, while police said that 18 people made it to land.

The victims include eight people from Syria, two from Egypt and one from Iraq, Dačić said. He said that Serbian police were working to identify and prosecute people smugglers who organized the illegal journey.

Vladan Rankic, who headed the search and rescue team, told The Associated Press that the crossings are very dangerous because of frequent changes in the Drina's water levels because of the proximity of two hydropower plants.

“It is not safe to cross the river as was attempted yesterday and we all saw what happened,” he said. "It is a dangerous river during the night for those who know it, and it is even more dangerous for those who do not know it.”

Migrants using the so-called Balkan land route in their efforts to reach Western Europe come to Serbia from Bulgaria or North Macedonia before moving on to Hungary, Croatia or Bosnia.

To reach wealthy European countries, people fleeing wars and poverty often turn to people smugglers to take them across borders without authorization. They face multiple dangers along their journeys.

Follow AP migration coverage at: https://apnews.com/hub/migration

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