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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;TexasTwister, post: 1460460, member: 37455&quot;]I agree...to a point. Most sellers have capital at risk because they are in the business of buying inventory and then turning it around.&nbsp; Of course there are those who inherit granny&#039;s button box full of Walking Liberty halves, too where their risk is zero...it&#039;s all upside!</p><p><br /></p><p>The problem sellers encounter is that sometimes they have coins for which there is a limited amount of interest.&nbsp; In other words, a very narrow market.&nbsp; Expecting a seller to list something like this with an opening bid of 1 cent, or 99 cents is just asking for trouble.&nbsp; However, if the seller has something popular, like a Morgan dollar to sell, they could risk having a very low opening bid because they should expect a flurry of bidding on an item like that.</p><p><br /></p><p>I agree with you, Cherd that sellers that list everything at a &quot;full retail&quot; price is aggravating to no end.&nbsp; As a bidder, I enjoy the hunt for bargains and the competition of winning![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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