"We also witnessed extremely active bidder competition on our U.S. currency and Canadian coinage offerings in Baltimore," stated Jeff Ambio, Bowers and Merena's Director of Numismatics.
bidder: anyone who bids in an auction.
bidder number: the unique number assigned to you at an auction, used to properly record who bought what.
billon: an alloy containing a small amount of silver mixed with a base metal.
Bidder's Edge - Greatest Hits
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bidder number The number assigned by auction houses to the various participants in their auction. In the past, codes or nom de plumes were also commonplace at sales.
bidder
Either the dealer issuing a quotation on one of the electronic trading systems or a participant in an auction.
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Bidder - 1. A dealer issuing a quotation on an electronic trading system. 2. A participant in an auction.
Billon - A very low-grade alloy of silver and other metals, usually copper, which is used in minor coinage early in U.S. Mint history.
Bidders in the traditional Dutch auction and sealed first-price auction will tend to underbid what they believe the item is truly worth in hopes of getting the item for less, or in order to avoid the winner's curse.
underbidder
The individual or entity that executed the bid preceding the winning bid. Close, but no cigar.
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Several bidders were interested in owning a coin in such a rare state of preservation. Barely a nick or bruise from contact with other coins, a deep strike and intense luster is a combination adding to the value of this 1938 Mercury head dime.
The winning bidder was a private collector who wants to remain anonymous, said James Halperin, co-chairman of Heritage Auction Galleries of Dallas, which was selling the coin.
If you were a bidder in one of my firm's auction sales, and these two 1941-S half dollars were listed, even though both might be worth MS-63 money, in your mind's eye you would be able to differentiate the two coins and determine which one you wanted.
Over 300 anxious bidders filled the live auction floor for the highly anticipated sale of the Wa She Wong Collection and other Asian Coins on Dec. 3-4.
Bidding: Many bidders try to bid near the closing time so they do not inform other potential bidders just how much they value the coin.
If the successful bidder on this coin would like to have a copy of our draft printout on research involving the 1854-O, ...
Winning bidders in a public auction in the United States are usually charged a buyer's fee based on a certain percentage of the winning bid. Most U.S.
Although site unseen bids are common, the coin will still have to meet the grading criteria from the bidder's perspective.
If your auction closes then, there are fewer bidders away at work, school or sleeping. Not to mention, there may be Disney elongated coin bidders on-line already because of other currently closing Disney ec auctions.
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First it prevented people from contacted bidders when the highest bid on an individual auction reached $200. Then it prevented people from contacted bidders when the highest bid on an individual auction reached $1.
"bid siphoning," when con artists lure bidders off legitimate auction sites by offering to sell the "same" item at a lower price. Their intent is to trick consumers into sending money without proffering the item.
bidders, and when the hammer fell Steve Markoff of A-Mark Corporation purchased
the entire lot for $7.3 million. It has since been estimated that the
wholesale value of the Redfield Hoard of silver dollars was about $20 million. ...
At the various Peru mints the position of assayer was annually auctioned to the highest bidder, so the winning appointee tried to get as much profit from the enterprise as possible during their year in office.
Each lot will be won by the highest bidder but he will only pay at the second best bid plus :
- 5 euros for coins bringing less than 150 euros
- 15 euros for coins bringing between 151 and 1.000 euros
- 50 euros for coins bringing between 1.001 and 1.
The sight unseen bidders leap-frogged each other in an attempt to be the buyer of the coins being graded. Bid prices soared to unimaginable, and unsustainable highs.
coin auction since 1968, where he represented not only himself but as many as 25 bidders at a time. Along the way, Julian handled some of the most important U.S. coins.
Since the bidder for a particular item had absolute authority to accept or reject material sent for purchase at his or her listed bids, ...
Buy or Bid Sale
A mail-bid auction-style sale in which the bidder has the right to buy a coin at the published asking price at any time before the close of the sale or submit a bid lower than the asking price.
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This is a fairly deceptive fake, but it was offered on eBay by a seller from China with a low positive feedback rating in a private auction, meaning that others can't contact and warn bidders -- a favorite tactic among scammers (though not all ...
Method of selling by which items are presented for sale to the highest bidder.
AUTHORIZED ISSUE
An issue (coin) by a governmental authority or by civilian or military authority in control of an area.
The price at which a bidder wins an auction lot. When the hammer comes down, the auction ends.
Haze
A hazy film detectable on the surface of a coin.
This 1912-S Barber Dime recently sold on eBay for only $1.33 and had 3 bidders
Barber Dimes - Closing Soon
Lot of 55 Different Barber Dimes in Dansco Album ...
auction: Method of selling by which items are presented for sale to the highest bidder.
authentication: Authoritative determination of the genuineness of a numismatic item.
Auctions - Auctions work much like mail bid sales. However, a coin sold at an auction goes to the highest bidder over the minimum. Coins sold at auction often are owned by parties outside of the auction house.
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Auction
A sale at which philatelic material is sold to the highest bidder.
Authentic
Genuine, as made. Original US Mint coin.
High (especially when re-patinated), as can be confirmed by the fact that at the time I am writing this 7 different bidders had bid on the one offered as genuine, and it was over $100 with 8 days to go in the auction.
Auction - An offering to sell an individual item or group of items in which the price is determined by the highest bidder, sometimes with a reserve (minimum) price ...
IX 40 (Constantinople); LRBC 2089; for mintmark: cf. RIC IX 26b (Constantinople); cf. Depeyrot 25/1 (Constantinople). VF, dark brown patina. Unpublished and possibly unique. (Estimate - $500, Sold for $1,200 and unfortunately I was the underbidder.) ...
In so doing, he had to assume the enormous debt the papacy had incurred and he found himself committed to a ruinously expensive and fruitless venture. Eventually he lost the crown to a higher bidder.
Early on great deals were to be had from him, but both he and other bidders caught on. Still, he offers some original coins.
Numizmatik Zagreb - Straight from the Balkans. Very nice Roman bronzes.
Hermes Coins - Late night auctions.
To identify a coin by determining the country of origin, denomination, series, date, mintmark and (if applicable) variety auction An offering to sell an individual item or group of items in which the price is determined by the highest bidder, ...
The dealer that sold this coin at auction noted that it was unlisted but the prices realized prove that bidders preferred the common varieties he had to offer. Apparently none of that dealer's patrons specialize in Elagabalus?
 See also: Coin, Auction, Collector, Mint, Dollar
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