usual suspects part deaux

jdp2

User ID Bid Amount Date of bid

ksteelheader ( 281) US $21.55 Feb-04-05 08:07:05 PST


madmartyk ( 2783) US $21.05 Feb-04-05 08:07:09 PST


madmartyk ( 2783) US $21.05 Feb-04-05 08:07:09 PST


compucheap ( 1220) US $17.77 Feb-04-05 08:07:05 PST



You guys crack me up, plus keep me in awe. One day I will know to bid on these instead of watching.

Russ

Even wilder one here:

User ID Bid Amount Date of bid

russ8682 ( 105) US $128.17 Feb-04-05 08:07:02 PST

compucheap ( 1220) US $125.67 Feb-04-05 08:07:07 PST

ksteelheader ( 281) US $111.11 Feb-04-05 08:07:03 PST

compucheap ( 1220) US $101.67 Feb-04-05 08:07:02 PST

murphyaln ( 79) US $75.00 Feb-04-05 08:06:42 PST

llew10 ( 25) US $12.55 Feb-04-05 07:02:52 PST

The winning bidder is also a forum member.

Marty doesn't show up in that one because he setup a cheapass snipe of only $60.

Russ, NCNE

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I'm just curious which items you guys are always trying to snipe .

-Daniel

DHeath

Who won the 65 set today?

Russ

<< <i>I'm just curious which items you guys are always trying to snipe >>



The first one was a 1969 proof set, the second a 1965 SMS set.

Russ, NCNE

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Silly question by me perhaps, but I'm unaware as to what SMS and SLQ are abbreviations for. I'm sure once I know what they stand for I'll be set, I'm just still a newbie to the lingo.

-Daniel

BigE

D, SMS is special mint set, and SLQ is standing liberty quarter--------------------BigE