unless this is a fake (which I can't see from a glance), I'm pretty upset at myself for not taking the opening bid, I must have been tired last night and not noticed it still at 99 cents
I'm thinking that, in this case, you'd spell "error in the listing" as, "somebody made me an offer I couldn't refuse." The seller knows his stuff, judging from his other auctions, and I saw nothing in the listing that seemed like an error. It's not a particular rarity, but "1803" could have prompted a novice to offer much more than its' true worth.
Also if you look, it has been relisted. I think someone felt that a sniper might jump at the last minute and get it for .99, so.......now 9 days to go.
It's also done when a seller puts an item for a low price and if it doesn't have any bids or it's not as high as they think it should be at two or three days before it ends then they cancel it. I've bought a coin from a show and saw that the seller was selling it on ebay and then they ended up canceling the auction a day later.
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