3.8BTC
winnner winner!!
thanks for all the bids....
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Exactly. Nicely said.
I suppose it really isn't much different than creating a newbie account just to bid... but private bids directly to the host can really screw up timing and sniping as they require the host to publicly repeat the bid.
Or how about if I made a private ebay-style proxy bid that increments to a certain limit, but at a minimum amount higher then the next highest bid?
I don't see the problem with private bids as long as they can be verified.
I suppose it really isn't much different than creating a newbie account just to bid... but private bids directly to the host can really screw up timing and sniping as they require the host to publicly repeat the bid.
Or how about if I made a private ebay-style proxy bid that increments to a certain limit, but at a minimum amount higher then the next highest bid?
I don't see the problem with private bids as long as they can be verified.
I suppose it really isn't much different than creating a newbie account just to bid... but private bids directly to the host can really screw up timing and sniping as they require the host to publicly repeat the bid.
Or how about if I made a private ebay-style proxy bid that increments to a certain limit, but at a minimum amount higher then the next highest bid?
But to keep things clean, bidders shouldn't have to ask. (?)
I don't see the problem with private bids as long as they can be verified.
(Private bids now? Bleh!)
3.3BTC
3.3BTC
Agreed GP. Private bids and reserve auctions are laaaaaaaame.
3.5!
It looks like the winner of this auction will also receive an error coin: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.23119782
That's a very interesting bonus, since you can have the coin graded by ANACS.
That's a very interesting bonus, since you can have the coin graded by ANACS.
These were sold for 400usd each, right? How come people offer over 2btc for these now 
The suites were sold for $1,800. There are only 21 pieces so they are highly collectible. The 1 BTC Golds (100 made) sold for $249 and later sold for well over $3,500 a piece.
If you aren't big on numismatics, then I can see the premium seeming high. No different than collecting rare coins/art/baseball cards etc.
These were sold for 400usd each, right? How come people offer over 2btc for these now
Max stated previously that he sold 6 of the suites privately before listing for sale on the website. He also kept one suite for himself. Those 14 remaining that were for sale on the Kialara site sold out within 5 minutes I was trying to buy one but was late in the queue and missed out had to settle for two piece sets. I am surprised a suite is even up for sale:) Good luck with the auction!
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