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10-03-2023, 09:41 AM
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Becaue it would essentially come down to two bidders. The one for the aggregate lot and the one individual lot. Both are open until one stops bidding. The other individual lots are closed. The aggregate lot bidder is bidding against someone upping a bid against the individual lot. As soon as that bidder stops both the individual lot and the aggregate lot would close because neither are bidding. Even if the aggregate bidde upped his bid it would be a change to a ceiling bid.
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10-03-2023, 09:47 AM
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The other consideration is the bidding increments. The aggregate lot bidder has a much larger bidding increment. If I was bidding on one of the lower value BG lots the next level aggregate bid would be almost over a 100% increase in the bid of the lot. Am I really going to bid another 2-3x the current bid to out bid the aggregate bidder to win the individual card?
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