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Old 10-12-2014, 07:16 AM
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Did anyone see this auction? This is a New York not Washington portrait of Elberfeld in PSA 5 for $700. Also why are there 2 bids for 700 when you look at the bid history?

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Old 10-12-2014, 07:24 AM
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On the 2 $700 bids the high bidder bid $700---the underbidder also bid $700 and ebay takes the first bid---anyone that bids now would knock off the $700 bid. Don
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No Idea, I was going to bid on this card but when I was checking the
end time it was already at $500 which was more than three times what
I was going to bid. A PSA 4.5 that was just as nice as this one sold for
$113 a few weeks ago. There are 59 in the PSA pop reports at or higher
than a 5. I wouldn't be surprised to see this card re-listed.

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Old 10-12-2014, 10:51 AM
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On the 2 $700 bids the high bidder bid $700---the underbidder also bid $700 and ebay takes the first bid---anyone that bids now would knock off the $700 bid. Don
Good reason to not bid at an even amount, I have a fair number of auction wins by bidding at just a small increment over an even amount... ie.$702.07, etc.
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Good reason to not bid at an even amount, I have a fair number of auction wins by bidding at just a small increment over an even amount... ie.$702.07, etc.
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Shhh. You're giving away a secret.
The "secret" wasn't the point...the point is that I (continue to) win a fair number of auctions because I barely outbid the very small percent of bidders who don't execute this simple "secret" bid strategy.
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Yup great strategy overbid for a card by 500 so you can employ the "bid .01 over an even amount to win it technique".
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Well at least the 3rd highest bidder (who only over bid the speculated value by $400) bid an odd dollar amount as their high bid ($605 vs $600) demonstrating some sort of bidding strategy. The 6 highest bidders, who all bid more than the speculated value, must all have known something that none of the respondents to this thread know.

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Seems like a lot of money for that card, regardless of strategy.
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