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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Volante, post: 2070835, member: 57279&quot;]I also use gavelsnipe (entering my max bid), and set my bid at an odd change price. There&#039;s another strategy I use on certain coins, that sounds somewhat similar to your #2.&nbsp; If I see a coin that was set with a starting price equal to or slightly below the market value, I immediately place my max bid and do not snipe.&nbsp; For example, let&#039;s say there&#039;s a common-date Morgan dollar for which the seller has set a starting price of $20, and market value is around $25.&nbsp; It&#039;s in my best interest to bid immediately, because then other potential bidders will see that someone has bid on the coin.&nbsp; They will then be more likely to assume that they no longer have a chance of getting a good deal and that it&#039;s not worth their time to bid.&nbsp; I stand a much better chance of getting that $25 coin for $20 than I would if I tried to snipe it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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