36 Bucks? Are You Serious?

I've heard Saturday and Sunday evenings around 9:00p.m. CT are best for ending your auctions.

This auction "autopsy" thread was interesting.

This would actually make a lot of sense.

That could explain why I often get a bargain these days, but also often get outbid. It could be even more important to stand out properly to buyers in an economy like this. The people I bid from are typically low-mid feedback sellers who probably don't get much attention. I have definitely noticed what you said about coins with a large portion of bullion value. Same with popular key dates. It also seems on more common higher grade coins, and its also a buyers market though a bit less so on slabbed pieces. I got a pretty good deal on a PCGS MS-65 FH Standing Liberty quarter awhile ago but I guess that tends to be somewhat anomalous because most sellers don't try to sell coins that high end off easily.

This is definitely a good thread, since while I consider myself pretty adept at US type coins in general and buying stuff, I am not very advanced at selling. There seem to be quite a lot of things that did not seem to matter that really do, since its more complicated than I realized.