Mile High Madness

I am bidding on cards at Mile High Auction company for the first time. It's got to be one of the most irritating auction formats ever. If any items in any of their auctions are bid on, then *every* auction lasts 15 more minutes. Will this thing ever end? I thought I had won a card 4.5 hours ago, but 15 minutes at a time it's still running. I'm starting to think it could go on for several days yet.
Would it not make more sense to only have the auctions which were actually bid on extended and not every auction on the site?
The only format I'm familiar with is E-bay, which seems much saner. Do the other non-ebay auction houses work like this, or is this a unique style?
Sorry for the rant, I'm probably mostly frusturated because I realized I may never be able to afford a signed clemente rookie
Would it not make more sense to only have the auctions which were actually bid on extended and not every auction on the site?
The only format I'm familiar with is E-bay, which seems much saner. Do the other non-ebay auction houses work like this, or is this a unique style?
Sorry for the rant, I'm probably mostly frusturated because I realized I may never be able to afford a signed clemente rookie

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I expect the auction will go on for at least another 2 hours. Some auctions run as late as 6am Eastern.
This auction was already extended 8-9 days past the stated closing date.
Always looking for Topps Salesman Samples, pre '51 unopened packs, E90-2, E91a, N690 Kalamazoo Bats, and T204 Square Frame Ramly's
$70 k for a topps test 8.5 rookie.
$8 k psa 8 rookie. Didn't that use to be a $4,000 card?
I didn't know a psa 9 '71 topps brooks robinson is so rare. Judging by the results, I would say "what recession". The goudeys looked strong. Did anyone pick up any bargains?
Not surprised at the Orr card AT ALL.
That Orr is a TOPPS USA TEST NOT the regular Topps.
8.5 is the highest graded Orr USA TEST to date.
The 9 is the regular Topps.
The USA TEST cards are rare...currently only 62 Orr Tests have been graded (8.5 highest, pop 1) and 392 regular Topps Orrs (9 highest, pop 1)