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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;wxcoin, post: 8092041, member: 74624&quot;]I find the comments interesting here about everyone&#039;s bidding strategy.&nbsp; I hope some of you don&#039;t take some of my comments personal since I&#039;m not trying to insult anyone.&nbsp; In general, who cares if someone makes a reasonable bid days in advance rather than a low one.&nbsp; There is probably at least several people out there that&#039;s smart enough to know the coins real value and have a max number already in mind that they are willing to bid.&nbsp; I only collect US coinage so I mainly bid on slabbed coins; I&#039;ve been burned too many times on raw details coins.&nbsp; So for those who collect foreign/ancient coins things may be different.&nbsp; Who cares if a couple &quot;amateurs&quot; go nuts and go on a bidding frenzy.&nbsp; It&#039;s their money and eventually will learn their lesson if they bid way over market price.&nbsp; It&#039;s human nature to want a bargain but I&#039;m sure the seller also wants a fair price.&nbsp; For the most part, I think auction prices reflect the market.&nbsp; Usually, &quot;make an offer&quot; coins have prices that don&#039;t reflect the market and I usually stay away from them.&nbsp; Once in a while I&#039;ll make an offer based on recent auction prices.&nbsp; Almost always the seller rejects those offers.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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