Our 22nd NumisBid auction is on 7pm AEST tonight:
http://www.numisbid.com.au/Browse/
We've got a great run of post-55 proofs in this auction, probably the best set I've ever handled.
Have a look at this one:
http://www.numisbid.com.au/Browse/PCGS/11513244/
Already up to $9350 with 3 hours to go - that's gotta be a world record price.
Last auction a PR67 1955 Threepence set a record price for the coin - this auction we have another one which has already exceeded that price:
http://www.numisbid.com.au/Browse/PCGS/12009311/
Ive put in plenty of bids and will be watching tonight. Don't think I can even remotely have a crack at the proofs though :(
I don't think i''l be making any bids as i can't get numisbid to come up on any of the 3 browsers i have.
Sorry about that, something broke, it's up again now.
:ok: Thanks Walter, just got on now.
Walter, from this point forward please place these threads in the Buy / Sell / Trade / Wanted forum. You can read the rules regarding trading threads here: http://www.australian-coins.net/showthread.php?tid=23
numis bid isn't opening up for me
'server error'
it's working now, but the magnifier is a bit wacko
ah well, 12 grand for a pretty penny - I missed seeing the rush
must well and truly be a world record by now
Quote from: 'markn' pid='17274' dateline='1370513185'Walter, from this point forward please place these threads in the Buy / Sell / Trade / Wanted forum. You can read the rules regarding trading threads here: http://www.australian-coins.net/showthread.php?tid=23
Sorry Walter but I fully agree with Mark on this.
Regardless of who we are protocol has to be adhered to :ok:
It is probably just a slip up Mate, all is good.
what about
1957 PR67 florin @ $6750
1970 SP68 captain cook 50 cent @ $2425 !!
:yahoo: for the winners
all i got was 2 coins for $146 but there were bargains to be had
If this thread is closed the original poster needs to mark it as such.
Sorry about that Mark, won't happen again. It's not over yet, we still have 2 more days.
There were some amazing prices in the Thursday night session - the 1955 3D PR67 ended up realizing over $5000 - up from the $3500 record for another example we set last auction; the 1957 penny went for $12.5k; In fact, every PR67 pre-decimal proof this auction set a new record!
Excellent result Walter I think I would be coming to you if I need to sell any of my top coins
it's all way out of my league
Today's sessions have a lot more affordable and interesting coins:
Here's a contemporary counterfeit florin: http://www.numisbid.com.au/Browse/Coin/857--//12047/
A nice 1921 London die penny: http://www.numisbid.com.au/Browse/Coin/857--//12061/ (there are a couple more)
A dot above top scroll 1920 penny: http://www.numisbid.com.au/Browse/Coin/857--//12078/
A nice 1910 florin: http://www.numisbid.com.au/Browse/Coin/857--//11001/
you are a sweetie Walter
that is much more my price range!! I'll start with number 1 ! ha ha
its what you do on a saturday night ..footy on tv, glass of red in one hand and a free hand to keep pressing the bid button(?)
:yahoo:
Quote from: 'duggee27' pid='17478' dateline='1370662490'its what you do on a saturday night ..footy on tv, glass of red in one hand and a free hand to keep pressing the bid button(?)
:yahoo:
Sounds like a great way to spend a Saturday to me!
is a bid retraction based on one having had a 'few too many reds' acceptable ? ha ha
I think I forgot to add that option to the bid retraction form. :P