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 Posted 02/03/2008  5:31 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add JimR to your friends list
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 Posted 02/03/2008  5:54 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add SsuperDdave to your friends list
Although I suspect it would slab at about 40-45, I've seen worse on Heritage in AU slabs. Either way, it looks like I'm gonna take a beating on this one. Oh, well.

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 Posted 02/03/2008  7:46 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add tights24 to your friends list
This is one coin I do not have in my selection. Sorry Jim..
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Ratsa fratsa.

Very nice Jim. Maybe you can post some better pictures than Dave once you have it in hand.
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Well, I thought I put in a strong bid & was aced out by a dollar. Even worse I didn't have enough time to raise my bid at the last minute. I guess that's the way it goes.
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 Posted 02/03/2008  8:20 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add SsuperDdave to your friends list
You did well, my friend. For a fellow CCF member, shipping's on me. Wait for your invoice.
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trdhrdr007-Once I knew it was SuperDaves coin I put in a strong bid as well. There was still some room in my max bid so I guess I am glad you weren't able to raise it any further.

tights24 I believe I will be using SuperDaves pics for my photo galery. Awesome photos!!

SuperDave I sent you a PM. Since I know your the seller I will be happy to send you a money order so you can bypass paypal.

Thanks for the free shipping.
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I was bummed to see this one posted here, as I knew that meant some strong competition. I don't know how much higher I would have gone. I thought I put my max bid in, but once I was outbid auction fever kicked in. I was also watching his other two auctions, but was so disgusted with myself for letting this one get away that I didn't act on either one.

Congratulations, I think you got a nice coin. I was going to put it in my type set, but I wouldn't be surprised if a reputable TPG slabbed it as an AU.
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trdhrdr007,

Yeah this little fish scale is going into my type set album as well.

I am always on the look out for upgrades so it is quite possible this will come up on the auction block some day.

You mentioned that you didn't have time to increase your bid. Do you use a sniping program? If you don't you may want to consider using one from now on. They definitely increase your success rate.
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I'm fairly computer illiterate, & it takes some serious arm twisting to get me to try something new, so no sniping program. I'm not sure one would have helped here either. I put in what I thought was my max bid, & was outbid with 3 seconds left. Then I decided I should go higher, but didn't have enough time. Unless a sniping program bids irregardless of my preset limit it wouldn't have helped.
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The program I use requires me to set a max bid and I would assume they all do that. The program is just able to inrease the bid as necessary alot quicker than you can.
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That's how I thought they worked. I set a max bid, & enter it as close to the end of the auction as I can. In this case I changed my mind about what my max bid should be. I can see the advantage of the sniping program, I wouldn't have to be around the computer at the end of the auction.
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Exactly.

I use it all the time for auctions ending during the night and during the day when I am sleeping.

I use auctionsniper. If you want me to send you an invite I will and I will earn some free snipes in return. It charges a minimum of 25 cents or 1% whichever is greater
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