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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Ken Dorney, post: 2489746, member: 76086&quot;]I learned a LONG time ago not to enter high bids (yes, I know that is opposite of the position I used to publicly have).&nbsp; Bottom line is this:&nbsp; No matter who the auction house is, we dont know and can not know what happens when we submit our high bids.&nbsp; Maybe that underbidder really was at 37 Euro, but maybe he was at 40 and the auction house bumped it up to your 120 high?&nbsp; I mean, you won by .09 Euro?&nbsp; Maybe, but I see a LOT of it, and from the best known houses in the world.&nbsp; I once paid $750 for $100 coin.&nbsp; Yea, I had to have it, thought who would be crazy to bid that high?&nbsp; Guess what?&nbsp; I won it at exactly that high bid.&nbsp; It happens more often that you may think, bid going up to just the exact high bid you enter.&nbsp; So, I never enter high bids.&nbsp; Just the current amount needed.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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