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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;rlm&#039;s cents, post: 824052, member: 7957&quot;]I will give you an answer that you probably will not see anywhere else and definitely not in the future.&nbsp; Back in the days of yore (2004) there was an eBay seller who sold a complete set of uncertified Lincolns from 1934 - 1958 twice per week.&nbsp; They ended on Thursday and Sunday.&nbsp; He used STOCK photos and that is why this data cannot be recreated.&nbsp; Anyhow, I chose the dates 1934 through 1939 each day and here are my totals;</p><p><br /></p><p>Thursday . $223.18 .&nbsp; $159.67 .&nbsp; $141.11 .&nbsp; $172.71 .&nbsp; <b>$185.19 (AVG)</b></p><p>Sunday&nbsp; .&nbsp; . $184.97 .&nbsp; $107.63 .&nbsp; $163.73 .&nbsp;&nbsp; missed .&nbsp;&nbsp; <b>$152.11 (AVG)</b></p><p><br /></p><p>(The periods are just to help line the columns up.)</p><p><br /></p><p>There is nothing I know of that was different between the 2 auctions except that they ended on different days.&nbsp; Read whatever you want from the data, but I am pretty sure that Thursdays were not worse than Sundays.&nbsp; Personally, I think it more a question of coins per buyer rather than just the total number of buyers.&nbsp; I am not sure Thursday is still better, but for popular coins (where there are significant buyers), I doubt that the day makes a significant difference.</p><p><br /></p><p>On the other hand, I firmly believe that there is a definite difference with odd ball ending times.&nbsp; I have managed some nice deals buying coins that end other than convenient evening times.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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