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Re: Has a savvy auctioneer ever coaxed an extra bid out of you...?
Consistently, in which case the response at $2300 is to immediately and noticeably shake your head, thrust your paddle in the air and call out $1800, at which point 30% of the audience is already gri… (View Post)1 -
Re: Do you think the Eliasberg 1913 nickel is worth more with the CAC?
Not that JA took my (unasked-for) advice, which wasn't offered, but would have been...….. (double axel with a 360) ….. If it were any other date it would be a semi-perfect poorly-made "C&qu… (View Post)1 -
Re: A "safe" 1933 $20?
The right authenticators would know easily. The ten Langbords have been on display, the fabric is identical to the 32's, and the die effects are easily analyzed. Does NGC have images up? FOI (Fr… (View Post)1 -
Re: Has a savvy auctioneer ever coaxed an extra bid out of you...?
I think at this point in auction history the bidders can mask their intentions much more easily. I saw two bidders at multiple Pogue sales who were on the phone and a computer. In different niches, e… (View Post)6 -
Re: How to tell difference between old Proof and MS Prooflike Gold
Curmudgeonly advice to @hijacker, the owner of the 1893 $10. Fifteen minutes looking at proof 10's from 1891-1895 and you would see the differences. You will be best served by HA Archives. Searc… (View Post)3