Anybody get anything neat at the Goldberg Auction ?.
Bear
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I got lot #716 Liberty seated Quarter 1889 PR-65 Cameo.
Looks like it could go PR66 or DC.
Looks like it could go PR66 or DC.
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#1154 1904 PF62 Morgan was the one I really wanted. It went for more than $500 than I was willing to pay.
Michael
I GOT LOT 34 THIS MORRING.
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Ken
The only bid I made was on the 49p Strat won. Placed a bid of $1350.00 which was the winning bid. Unfortunately the tie went to the auction floor bid. Looked like a beauty Strat! You must of viewed it in person so I'm sure it is as nice as the pictures looked. Congratulations!
Rick
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BigE - I watched the auction on Ebaylive.
Yes, the 49P is gorgeous, having a ring of rainbow toning around the peripheries. I rated it a 7 out of 10 for its eye appeal and color. I felt there were a couple slightly better color quarters in the sale, but the other 67's had obvious marks, while this one is very clean for the grade. It was the one I wanted most, although $1400 was the final bid.
I observed their online bidding process throughout the evening, and it ran fairly well, even though there was some slowness in receiving bids from the internet. Many times, the floor bidders were aggravated because they had to wait for internet bidding to finish, so some of them gave up when their floor bids were topped. The internet bidding does slow down the floor auction, so last minute bidders on the floor and the internet have a bit more time for a final bid. This is important, because from what I've observed and experienced, the last thing a floor bidder wants is last minute action on a lot he thinks will be his. So, those of you who bid on the internet do have an impact on the auction. Floor bidders either have to bid one increment higher, or give up.
Looked up the bidding history of the 49p you won. Explain this one to me?!?! Why so many bids at $1350?
Bidding History
<< <i>Why so many bids at $1350? >>
John was REALLY excited to get the coin and kept raising his hand even though no one else was bidding from the floor. Since he was only bidding against himself they counted the bids but kept it $1350.
Michael
I looked at that 1889 Seated Quarter...I agree, its worth a shot as a 66. Nice coin. Congrats.
(Don't know if it'll DCAM though)
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