Uh oh, somebody better stop me !!!!

The 14-D's were doggy, the ones I could afford at least. I am after one more, then calling it a night.

 

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#479 looked to be an exceptional coin, and it wen't solid. Beyond my budget tho. Good eye Tom

Someone ripped lot #511, a 32-D in 67 Red for 25% of book.....but you have to wonder, those that saw it did not bid, must be a reason. that coin would net you 200% on the bay.

 

Done for the night, got my 55 DDO.

 

You better be done for the night.
So how many organs did you have to sell to get em.

 

What happened to your grill?

 

LOL
Only one coin is for me, I needed to replace my 55 DDO with a better one.

 

BTW what grade was it?

 

That was almost my guess. Let me see if I can figure out how to check it out now

 

I bid on lots 700 and 701, lost both rainbow toned Liberty Nickels. I have only one lot left coming up soon.

 

Overall, I though prices were very strong for strong material. Those with reserves out of reality range did not sell. Poor coins sold for poor prices.

Wheres the bloodbath marketcrash doomsday I have been reading about? I saw nothing of the sort.

Good luck with the next one Paul:smile

 

Well I won the lot with no additional bids in the live auction. I know this is not true but it seems like the auctioneer always presses the bids on your lot. After she couldn't get anymore bids, she said "that is a good price for that coin". I could be just paranoid, but she seemed distressed that the coin didn't go for more.

Overall though Jack, I agree, high quality eye appealing coins are still bringing very strong prices.

 

Good to hear. You know the sad thing? We are missing the poker game right now. I am sure Rick and Charmy are probably blinding in right about now, talking about the night and the action.

Will be interesting to hear from them, what they thought.