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Interesting Observation on Great Collections (About a Bust Half)

$1292.50 on 06/01 to $579.70 on 06/22, just 3 weeks later.
Just shows how hit-and-miss the auction game can be, and how it all depends on who is (or isn't) watching. I'd have probably valued it somewhere in the middle of both hammers, personally, and set the reserve appropriately. But perhaps the consignor didn't mind throwing the dice.
Either way, hopefully he wasn't too disappointed.
Just shows how hit-and-miss the auction game can be, and how it all depends on who is (or isn't) watching. I'd have probably valued it somewhere in the middle of both hammers, personally, and set the reserve appropriately. But perhaps the consignor didn't mind throwing the dice.
Either way, hopefully he wasn't too disappointed.
Lurking and learning since 2010. Full-time professional numismatist based in SoCal.
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<< <i>$1292.50 on 06/01 to $579.70 on 06/22, just 3 weeks later.
Just shows how hit-and-miss the auction game can be, and how it all depends on who is (or isn't) watching. I'd have probably valued it somewhere in the middle of both hammers, personally, and set the reserve appropriately. But perhaps the consignor didn't mind throwing the dice.
Either way, hopefully he wasn't too disappointed. >>
I think there is great price variability in details graded coins. The coin you posted looks very nice. Graded that way because it was cleaned (or restored in a non-professional way). It will not work if you are building a registry set, but it would look GREAT cracked out and put into your Dansco........
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Not that this has anything to do with the same coin being "halved", but value is always perceived. and more times than not , at the wrong time.
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