Laughlin Auctions Hibid (2024)

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Who owns Laughlin Auctions? ›

Hoyle Laughlin III (left), co-auction manager at Laughlin Auctions, and Hoyle Laughlin II, owner of Laughlin Auctions, stand beside this circa 1790 yellow pine paint decorated Shenandoah County blanket chest that was recently sold at auction for $50,250.

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He first found his gambling inspiration while growing up in Owatonna, Minnesota. With his profits earned from trapping mink and muskrat, he bought slot machines from a mail-order catalog and installed them in local pubs. The profits he earned were shared with pub owners.

Laughlin was named for Don Laughlin, an Owatonna, Minnesota, native who purchased the southern tip of Nevada in 1964 (informally called South Pointe).

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What you are suspecting is called SHILLING: It is illegal.

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Are auctions on Facebook legal? ›

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