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<p>[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 2384976, member: 19463"]This passes the usual limits of coins going over estimate. Which is it then? Did we all miss something here that two very wealthy bidders saw? Did two want the coin for a reason the rest of us not understand and get into a shoving match? Such a realization does not mean the next coin that comes up will sell as high (if, that is, there is another example). Any sale is the result of who participated in the sale and the next sale can be more or less. I have several coins bought for less than their highest realizations. As someone pointed out, the sheik grade collectors are not famous for hanging around long term. The coin may not sell again until the estate sale of the winner and could then fail to sell for lack of even one bidder. Ancient coins are not like US with guaranteed throngs interested in the relatively few different types. I would like to know the details of this one but I doubt it should be taken as a sign of general upturn in all similar coins. Who has the details?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 2384976, member: 19463"]This passes the usual limits of coins going over estimate. Which is it then? Did we all miss something here that two very wealthy bidders saw? Did two want the coin for a reason the rest of us not understand and get into a shoving match? Such a realization does not mean the next coin that comes up will sell as high (if, that is, there is another example). Any sale is the result of who participated in the sale and the next sale can be more or less. I have several coins bought for less than their highest realizations. As someone pointed out, the sheik grade collectors are not famous for hanging around long term. The coin may not sell again until the estate sale of the winner and could then fail to sell for lack of even one bidder. Ancient coins are not like US with guaranteed throngs interested in the relatively few different types. I would like to know the details of this one but I doubt it should be taken as a sign of general upturn in all similar coins. Who has the details?[/QUOTE]
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