Realcent.org

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... ESINDXX:IT These two are at it again. I'd love to be the seller Now granted, 1955d is a very low mintage year, possibly worthy of the current bid, but 276 is the same guy that's been bidding between $190 to $212 for common date BU silver rolls (1964, 1963) that go for $155-160 when he isn't running up the price against someone else who wants them. And 83 is the same fool who I dropped a bid on last night with the final price being over $93 a roll for BU rosies (granted, they were 1955s) which normally go for $76-80 apiece. Will be interesting to see whose ego has the fatter wallet on this one You might ask why do I care? Because if I see either one of these bidders on an item I want, I know I'm wasting my time unless I just wanna play "run-up-the-price" against them and dump it on them. Then, perhaps, they'll be out of money when I want to bid on something that I really want?

How do you know there are just 2 people bidding on the 1955 dimes?

There were several others as well, but they were far outbid by these two, by twenty to thirty percent

run the price up and let the fool and his money part

a buddy and myself were talking a few yrs back about corning the market on 55-D's over the next 10yrs or so. cant give up the real estate addiction tho

beauanderos wrote:http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=110581450114&ssPageName=STRK:MESINDXX:IT These two are at it again. I'd love to be the seller Now granted, 1955d is a very low mintage year, possibly worthy of the current bid, but 276 is the same guy that's been bidding between $190 to $212 for common date BU silver rolls (1964, 1963) that go for $155-160 when he isn't running up the price against someone else who wants them. And 83 is the same fool who I dropped a bid on last night with the final price being over $93 a roll for BU rosies (granted, they were 1955s) which normally go for $76-80 apiece. Will be interesting to see whose ego has the fatter wallet on this one You might ask why do I care? Because if I see either one of these bidders on an item I want, I know I'm wasting my time unless I just wanna play "run-up-the-price" against them and dump it on them. Then, perhaps, they'll be out of money when I want to bid on something that I really want?

Run up the price and then dump it on them... my old dad's favorite game at auctions!