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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;dougsmit, post: 3097263, member: 19463&quot;]I note that emax bidding ends at 0500</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>Oddly, I see it exactly the opposite way.&nbsp; It depends on which is the primary and final bid source.&nbsp;&nbsp; If the online bid platform closes 12-24 hours before the sale closes and if the bidders have no way of following the progress of the bids online, each coin would have one high bid from the online system and some of them would exceed the standing conventional leader while others would not.&nbsp; I was perfectly happy with the old way.&nbsp; Long time Frank customers will be interested in seeing he is selling a camera described as good for coins.&nbsp; Are the new photos better?&nbsp; Did he use a new camera? I&#039;d say yes but there is more to making photos than having a better camera. </p><p><br /></p><p>Regarding an &#039;extraordinary level of trust&#039;, I will continue to favor buying everything I buy from people in whom I have an &#039;extraordinary level of trust&#039;.&nbsp; That includes the crew at my local Taco Bell.&nbsp; Sure, I buy coins from people I don&#039;t know well enough to say &#039;extraordinary level of trust&#039; but I do not buy coins from people who publish rules that say &#039;If you are dumb enough to sign off on my rules, you deserve what you get.&#039;&nbsp;&nbsp; I have held Frank in the &#039;extraordinary level of trust&#039; category for thirty years.&nbsp; There are a half dozen other dealers in this category.&nbsp; I will continue to make an occasional mistake when buying a coin from someone I don&#039;t know but that is like going hunting and risking shooting yourself in the foot.&nbsp; We try not to do that too often.&nbsp; Vegetables are safer.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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