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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;tmoneyeagles, post: 929898, member: 17557&quot;]Haven&#039;t read much of this thread, but I will throw my 2 cents concerning BIN&#039;s.</p><p>I like BIN&#039;s, and most of my toned flip candidates are BIN at retail with crappy photos/scans. In an auction setting those might not sell, because I know a lot of people just look for the quick snipe, clicking the drop down box and going to &quot;ENDING SOONEST&quot;</p><p>A lot of BIN&#039;s that I look at end in more than 10 days, so it wouldn&#039;t necessarily show up in Ending Soonest for those snipers.</p><p>I get a some time to think about it, evaluate the coin from the crap photos, and see how much I think I can make off of the coin and the buy the coin, and I&#039;ve noticed they don&#039;t sell, because of the price being at retail and the crappy photos, and I know that I can flip the coins for more than I paid, people are suckers for toning.</p><p><br /></p><p>So in closing, I like BIN auctions and do agree that I&#039;ve seen more and more BIN&#039;s, but I don&#039;t think it is really a problem, lots of people are scared in the market place, and just want to put up a high BIN so they can be assured they will get what they want, and many never go down on price. Not a lot of rush to sell right now if you are the seller in some cases, all the time in the world, just letting the buyer come to you.</p><p><br /></p><p>I remember about a year ago a lot of the BIN&#039;s that I saw with coins were overpriced and were from a seller TNFC, or something along those lines. All of his coins were over retail and the pics were so-so, but a lot of people factor in that they win the item the second that button is clicked, rather than go through a really long process to get what they want.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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