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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;zach67005, post: 1190502, member: 31132&quot;]Zeke, I think we&#039;re all guilty of it. I&#039;ve had to start reviewing the entire catalog before placing the first bid, then making a list of interest items, googling them(Except for the ones I&#039;m familiar with) Then placing my pre-bids with buyers premium+S&amp;H in mind, &amp; finally walking away to wait for the auction to close or an invoice. There was one yesterday from a company which had around 30 nickel lots(Buffalo, Vs, Jeffs, Rolls) &amp; everything pre-64 was listed as &quot;Silver nickels&quot; I just bit my tongue &amp; stuck to the 65-70 Halfs which were obviously thought to be worthless. Point is, whatever the auctioneer says, writes, etc. They generally have a disclaimer at the registration page saying that all descriptions are made by the consigner &amp; that the bidder is responsible for determining the accuracy or e-mailing the auction house before bidding. But I still think it is a very beautiful frosty piece from nearly 40 years ago.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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