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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;zach67005, post: 1486473, member: 31132&quot;]I think what you&#039;re experiencing is mass appeal &amp; price ignorance. What I mean is, someone sees a coin that should go for about tree fiddy to four dorrah, but they aren&#039;t as hip to the market dictators as you may be. They put a max bid in at $10(only because they enjoy the aesthetics of said coin), this causes the bidders who know what the price should be to lose out when they max bid it by $2 over the market norm(Which they do to ensure it doesn&#039;t get away from them). This means that the ignorant bidder wins &amp; is happy with the price they paid(@ this point, $7 dorrah) because of said market ignorance(&amp; the fact that they don&#039;t over scrutinize coins in the sub-$10 range). This is the opposite case for higher end (Non US at least)coins, &amp; certain series of US coins too. There are some high demand coins, that if graded would be considered &quot;top-pop&quot; bid at around 5-7% of their FMV, or 4% of catalog value. I would show you an example, but that would be spam. Don&#039;t worry, there are 2,000,000 out there somewhere. You are bound to find one that wants to go home with you for reasons other than just the size of your coin budget.</p><p>Good luck![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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