The phrase "auction days" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to specific days when auctions are held or scheduled.
Example: "The auction days for the estate sale are set for the first weekend of next month."
Alternatives: "bidding days" or "sale days".
A doorman, Gil Perez, will wear Rogers's gabardine regalia on auction days.
On auction days he drives from site to site, trailing a caravan of hopeful bidders.
On the morning of Sept. 28, the first of two auction days — after she sells dealership signs, posters and promotional items — Yvette VanDerBrink will start the bidding on the cars the auto world is buzzing about.
As it happens, primary dealers are also entitled to direct phone lines from the Fed to their trading offices, a convenience that would permit Toshio Mori, Nikko's senior official here, to regain the use of his telephone-equipped limousine on auction days.
Most EHV-4 detection events coincided with the dates of the two auction days, peaking on the first of these days.
You need to get your finances in order before auction day, so if you're getting a mortgage you need an agreement in principle from your lender.
This is in marked contrast with what often happens in the auction world, when excitement grows among potential buyers as the auction day approaches, leading auction houses to revise their expectations upward.
That has left the trial, which began on Monday, focused on Mr. DeChristopher's head on the auction day and offering jurors only veiled hints about the broader political motivations.
Many events culminate in an auction day, should you spot something you like.
Search engine Google then pledged $100,000 £63,8000) and together with a "significant sum" from a private donor, the trust had £100,000 to spend on auction day.
In the world of celebrity memorabilia, says Sotheby's specialist Leila Dunbar, it's the famous owner that determines value, and that is tough to fathom until auction day rolls around.
