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$1m worth of Retravision stock up for auction

Victorians are in for a lucky break, as stock from three Retravision stores will go up for auction tomorrow, starting at AU$9 for each item across the board.

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Victorians are in for a lucky break, as stock from three Retravision stores will go up for auction tomorrow, starting at AU$9 for each item across the board.

(Credit: Retravision)

Retravision Southern, which entered voluntary administration in May this year, will be auctioning off the remaining stock from three stores, starting tomorrow at 1PM.

The auction will be held through online auctioneer GraysOnline, with each item starting at just AU$9. More than 8000 items will be up for grabs, totalling an estimated AU$1 million.

While most of the stock will be available for pick-up only from Cheltenham, Victoria, smaller items will be able to be shipped Australia wide.

Many big-name brands will be included in the auction, such as Samsung, Electrolux, Fisher & Paykel, Dyson, Sony, Canon and Panasonic, across product categories that include appliances, whitegoods, phones, tablets and home entertainment.

The voluntary administration does not affect Retravision Western or Retravision Northern, which operate across Western Australia, New South Wales and Queensland.

You can find details of the auction on the GraysOnline website.

Edit 3.50PM GMT+10: It appears that GraysOnline auction page has changed to show that only kitchen cooktops, rangehoods and ovens will be on auction. GraysOnline has not yet responded to CNET Australia's request for more information.