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Well that was kind of exciting! I bought from the online store using a debit card. The site crashed for more than an hour but finally got my order in.

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I might would be interested do you have a detailed list with the prices that you would want for the coins individually or the prices for the entire lot?

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Thank you

I'm with killyou72, the Lealana King Kamehameha coins are the most beautiful to me.
I personally like any rare variant by any coin maker.

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Merry Christmas everyone!

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You are 100% correct! However if I see a newbie bidding in certain people's auctions who I trust I wouldn't think twice about it. Others definitely give me an uneasy feeling, so I won't bid or stop bidding. Ultimately it just affects them because they lose out on serious bidders.

Me personally,  I will not levey a blatent accusation without 100% certainty. I'm a little bit more tactful in my words, I think that's just the Southerner in me.

I will not be much help in resolving this issue, but I was lending credence to that there is a problem. Wish I had an idea of how to help solve this.

The last thing I would want to happen is limit somebody's ability to win an auction OR get the most value out of their auction. We were all newbies at one point. I hadn't been a member too long when I made my first auction win with a bid of 1.7BTC. However I did message the seller first. I'm sure the reason I was able to bid without any objection is because trust in the seller. I think that most anybody should be able to bid however if any reasonable objection is brought up I think that it would be beneficial to the seller to exclude their bids to keep in tact trust in their auctions. This means even in the middle of an auction changes to who could bid can be made. If guidelines are made for bidding they can just be referenced in their post as "Forum auction rules in effect" so you wouldn't have to type out everything each and every time. These rules would be pinned to the top of the page.

As far as shill bidding, I have seen accounts come out of nowhere that I've been inactive for years and then go dormant again after the auction with no trust given or received to the winner or seller. The problem is you just don't know with all certainty that is the case. And to levy such accusations should not be taken lightly. The only way I see any resolution is if any doubts are brought up it would be up to the seller to distinguish the doubt by not making their bids valid and reverting back to the previous valid bid. This does not solve the problem but at least it calls attention to the sellers auction and and gives pause to other bidders.

I agree with this, it seems that these accounts only come out to bid on Denarium auctions. There were many things that I was wanting to bid on but will not participate because of of the fear of getting bid up. I raised this issue and an auction here recently which I continue to bid in until a other account came in and started bidding that only bids on their auctions. I know for a fact it cost them money knowing what I was prepared to bid. I'm not saying that anyting fishy is going on, I'm just saying I'm not betting against 2 newbie accounts or any other accounts that just bid on their stuff with no interaction with the community outside of that. I do not post a lot myself so I do have an understanding there but at least I have some kind of History with multiple and different transactions.

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Sorry about that, I looked at the list but I guess I missed that.

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