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Valued Member
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Isn't 40,000 high, even for that?
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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The last 5 on Heritage went for $34.5k, $36.2k, $48.9k, $34.5k and $40.3k. So it's maybe on the high side but in the ballpark of recent results.
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Valued Member
Canada
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Yeah, I would have started it at $35k myself and see if I could get more, considering two of the last five didn't even make that number.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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If the Heritage price included the buyer premium, then it would be high to start at $40K, even though GC Auction is 10% buyer fee.
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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I wonder if that would be sent USPS. The prices listed would be $3.00 plus $0.50 per coin. So regardless of how much you paid for that coin, the shipping is really cheap.  I was thinking about bidding on this but I'd need a roll of those, not just one.  |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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still at zero bids, wonder if the potential bidders are waiting until the end of the auction? Yes, we are!  |
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Valued Member
Canada
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LOL, no bids, thought so, shouldn't have started that high.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Always the question. Do you start low to invite competitive bidding; or do you go close to what you want because of the fear of selling too low?
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Do you start low to invite competitive bidding; or do you go close to what you want because of the fear of selling too low? I would advise to start with the absolute minimum you are willing to take, or set a reserve. |
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United States
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I would advise to start with the absolute minimum you are willing to take, or set a reserve. Not in all cases... it depends who is selling it, their reasons and their priorities. Maybe they're just testing the market, or maybe they can't handle the risk/uncertainty that comes with selling an expensive item at auction with no minimum price. The whole reserve feature in my mind is just dumb and irritating. Bidding wars do happen but I think people tend to believe they will happen a lot more than they really do, and assume they get more out of control than they really do. As a buyer what do you normally do for auctions you're interested in - do you not try to avoid bidding wars? Also looking at this auction as a failure just because it didn't sell or get any bids is the wrong way to view the situation. It just didn't sell for the seller's minimum price and clearly the seller in fact had one. Auctions are really high variance in general and he decided not to take that chance, nothing wrong with that. |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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No sale...no surprise. How long will it be before it is relisted?
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I have a roll of these if anyone wants... LOL Edited by joeturbo26
06/13/2012 10:07 am
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Hey Joe are they all of the rare "Lost D" variety?
Seriously, I sell on the bay. And I rarely have bidding wars anymore. In fact it is rare that I get bidders in the last 30 minutes.
Now; if I'm bidding on something and find it at the last few minutes, you can bet your last dollar that someone will bid in the last minute!
Back in the day when the bay was seller friendly you used to get bidding wars all the time. I rarely have an item that does not sell, however; I have sold a few things at 99 cents. Not much but enough to be irritating. And when you sell a 1963 Pontiac Tripower Intake Manifold for 99 cents, believe me it gets irritating! Especially when they complain about the shipping cost, and believe me it cost plenty to ship that heavy cast iron...thing.
But to illustrate the hazzards of the bay....4 days later I had a second 63 Manifold sell.....for $225. Go figure.
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Pillar of the Community
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I have a roll of these if anyone wants My great-granddad bought two BU 1916-D Winged Liberty Dime rolls from the Denver Mint cashier in December 1916. When he left them to Granddad, he said "Don't ever sell these Dime rolls, they'll be worth a fortune someday." Granddad said the same thing when he left them to me, so I can't ever sell them, because it would be a disgrace to his memory.  ...but I can sell you this bridge I own in New York....  (a joke older than the 1916-D Dime!) {/sarcasm font}  Edited by DNA
06/13/2012 9:51 pm
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I had an MS-66 once but someone changed the date to 1941-S while I was asleep. LOL! Ed ANA LM-3175 |
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