Isn't the seller being... optimistic?

[Revenant]

Who would pay this?

 

http://cgi.ebay.com/PMG-66-RARE-LOW-FANCY-2001-20-CE00000007A-TRUE-7-FRN-/270472927649?cmd=ViewItem&pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3ef97159a1

[GW]

fancy numbers are hard to value.

its really up to you on how how much its worth.

costs too much for me.

 

[gpnyc]

I don't think the seller expects to fetch that price, hence the "make an offer" button.

[Revenant]

I don't think the seller expects to fetch that price, hence the "make an offer" button.

 

Yes, but they're usually hoping to come close. Usually BO will only get you up to 20% wiggle-room.

[kbsig106]

I don't think the seller expects to fetch that price, hence the "make an offer" button.

 

Yes, but they're usually hoping to come close. Usually BO will only get you up to 20% wiggle-room.

 

If BIN or BO - the seller gets killed on EB's final value fee(s) too. Why not just set the auction at a higher start price?

[Steve in Tampa]

Why not just put it up for a 7 day auction, .99 start price, with a reserve set at the minimum they will take for the note and let the market dictate the value ??