Could NOT have been a buy-back from Teletrade because there is a price realized shown - buybacks disappear from auction database (look at all the missing item numbers after a completed auction)
Maybe buyer/ now seller is a broker wanting to turn coin for $100 profit - or decided that they didn't like the fingerprint on the back - or decided they could do better turning it on ebay than the extra fees for returning to Teletrade - or whatever?
sinin1, it could be a buyback, actually a shill. i think this technique is used on teletrade to establish bogus precedents on auction values. in other words, i list a $100 coin, get some buddies to drive it up to $300, voila, all the other identical coins i have now have an apparent value of $300.
i have absolutely no concrete proof of this, but have heard circumstational evidence that convinces me it happens
Dorkkarl - you are right, I stand corrected. If someone had 2 accounts they could do this, I guess. But kinda expensive - 8% sellers fee + 10% buyers fee. Compared to 5% buy-back fee.
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K S
Thanks for the input
Maybe buyer/ now seller is a broker wanting to turn coin for $100 profit - or decided that they didn't like the fingerprint on the back - or decided they could do better turning it on ebay than the extra fees for returning to Teletrade - or whatever?
It is a nice coin.
i have absolutely no concrete proof of this, but have heard circumstational evidence that convinces me it happens
K S