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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Jim Dale, post: 6344867, member: 100459&quot;]I guess I started something about auction houses.&nbsp; Evidently, it has become standard practice by the auction houses to have buyers pay the &quot;mark-up&quot; on items sold.&nbsp; The sellers become a client to the auction house and the auction house charges the buyer a fee based on the selling price of the coin. (Am I correct so far.)&nbsp; The auction house gets a &quot;bonus&quot; for selling the coin.&nbsp; The high the final selling price, the higher the auction house&#039;s bonus will be.&nbsp; So, the auction house does a &quot;toe dance&quot; to entertain byers so they will pay more for the purchase.&nbsp; (I say &quot;toe dance&quot;, because all of the auctions I have seen, the auction houses have men stationed around the audience and they are entertaining the buyers so that they are get worked up and spend more.&nbsp; I&#039;ve only seen car auctions on TV for my source of my statement.&nbsp; Which part of what I&#039;ve said is wrong?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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