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Posted By: leon

Unless you are Kreskin you can't know if Mile High left money on the table. Maybe the 126k'ish for the set we are talking about would have gotten more had the person that won it have to fight on an individual lot basis. Of course maybe that person wouldn't have wanted to either. I think someone that wanted that set, with that kind of discretionary income, very well might have fought for them individually though. I do think it happened on the Texas Tommys (they were type 2's, my mistake ) before and most likely 1-2 people fought for all of them....I will go back to my analogy of the E94 overprints if I were to sell them in an auction. I would ask they be done as singles. That way if someone wants all of them they can still buy them but if someone has about 6 already they can just fight for the ones they need....Obviously the auction house is going to dispose of them the best way to maximize the return for the consignor, and therefore themselves...best regards

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