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<p>[QUOTE="Eduard, post: 335587, member: 8959"]<b>Auction is Over - Incredible prices paid!!!</b></p><p><br /></p><p>Well, the I & L Goldberg auction is now over. As i mentioned before, there was an incredible offering of large cents. Very strong in the early dates 1793-1806 which i am particularly interested in. </p><p>There were very few super high condition specimens, primarily G to F15 "collector grade" samples. Just what i wanted, and thought i could afford. </p><p>Needless to say, i spent a considerable amount of time preparing my bids, and putting in bids which i considered realistic with a good chance of success. Well, that was not to be......Almost across the board most of the coins i bid on realized 2 - 3 times the high estimate! I think i only got one successful bid, and even that has not been confirmed yet - an 1811 half Cent in VG 7.</p><p>I am amazed at this. Prices realized seem to have very little in common wiith the current prices guides. </p><p>Another somewhat frustrating issue is that as an internet bidder you really have no chance against floor bidders, unless you drastically overbid. I got outbid on many coins sometimes by amounts just 1/2 of the announced increased bidding steps.</p><p>I have been out of the US auction scene for over 15 years now. Things have really changed!</p><p>Regards,</p><p>Eduard[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Eduard, post: 335587, member: 8959"][b]Auction is Over - Incredible prices paid!!![/b] Well, the I & L Goldberg auction is now over. As i mentioned before, there was an incredible offering of large cents. Very strong in the early dates 1793-1806 which i am particularly interested in. There were very few super high condition specimens, primarily G to F15 "collector grade" samples. Just what i wanted, and thought i could afford. Needless to say, i spent a considerable amount of time preparing my bids, and putting in bids which i considered realistic with a good chance of success. Well, that was not to be......Almost across the board most of the coins i bid on realized 2 - 3 times the high estimate! I think i only got one successful bid, and even that has not been confirmed yet - an 1811 half Cent in VG 7. I am amazed at this. Prices realized seem to have very little in common wiith the current prices guides. Another somewhat frustrating issue is that as an internet bidder you really have no chance against floor bidders, unless you drastically overbid. I got outbid on many coins sometimes by amounts just 1/2 of the announced increased bidding steps. I have been out of the US auction scene for over 15 years now. Things have really changed! Regards, Eduard[/QUOTE]
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