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<p>[QUOTE="lrbguy, post: 3183920, member: 88829"]This isn't where I want to leave this. The final prebidding had risen to 525EUR a few days before the sale. On sale day, four bids were placed: one advance over 525, </p><p>immediately countered by an incremental bid I am inclined to attribute to the pre-bid high bidder; </p><p>then another advance to 575, </p><p>and a final immediate counter to 625 at the new incremental advance.</p><p><br /></p><p>This pattern suggested to me that on the day of the sale another bidder was bidding against a large bid previously left with the house that covered all challenges in late pre-bidding and from the floor.</p><p><br /></p><p>If I'm right about this it seems entirely likely that the coin was purchased by Clio, with an unmatched high bid given to the house in pre-bidding. Not the same strategy normally used in time limited auctions, but easily within renge for him.</p><p><br /></p><p>A lot of unprovable suppositions, I agree, but a consistent scenario. If correct, no one on the list was going to succeed in buying this coin. I doubt that the final buyer was influenced by the Cointalk chat.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="lrbguy, post: 3183920, member: 88829"]This isn't where I want to leave this. The final prebidding had risen to 525EUR a few days before the sale. On sale day, four bids were placed: one advance over 525, immediately countered by an incremental bid I am inclined to attribute to the pre-bid high bidder; then another advance to 575, and a final immediate counter to 625 at the new incremental advance. This pattern suggested to me that on the day of the sale another bidder was bidding against a large bid previously left with the house that covered all challenges in late pre-bidding and from the floor. If I'm right about this it seems entirely likely that the coin was purchased by Clio, with an unmatched high bid given to the house in pre-bidding. Not the same strategy normally used in time limited auctions, but easily within renge for him. A lot of unprovable suppositions, I agree, but a consistent scenario. If correct, no one on the list was going to succeed in buying this coin. I doubt that the final buyer was influenced by the Cointalk chat.[/QUOTE]
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