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#11
04-09-2018, 01:23 PM
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It could be OPTION C. Someone sees the chance of a lifetime to get all these raw cards to get graded and make a fortune. They want to chase as many others away as possible. So they start string bidding and making a few bid retractions to be able to buy them even cheaper.
This type of bidding has been discussed on here before with more than one person admitting to doing it. Just an option. Could also be a non-nefarious bidder. After all we have heard about those also. 
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