CSX4272 on EBay

[RodKnock]

No sale. Final bid $148,100.

With the stock market near an all-time high, Spring almost here, I expected higher than $150,000. Geez. If I'm just throwing a number out there, then I thought bidding would stop at $180,000-$185,000. I didn't think the seller had a prayer for the BIN price of $254,500.

Black Cobras just seem to get more money. I guess.

[mrmustang]

Originally Posted by RodKnock

No sale. Final bid $148,100.

Ah yes, but where did the "real"(tm) bidding stop

[RodKnock]

Originally Posted by mrmustang

Ah yes, but where did the "real"(tm) bidding stop

The implication of this statement is that the "real" bidding stopped at something less than $148,100.

I didn't even bother looking at the bids, but someone with a (1) rating and 0% positive feedback did make a few bids to keep "salting the board."

But the reality is that the car's value is more than $148,100. Someone paid $126,000 for a fiberglass CSX replica on BaT not too long ago.

[Dimis]

Originally Posted by RodKnock

The implication of this statement is that the "real" bidding stopped at something less than $148,100.

I didn't even bother looking at the bids, but someone with a (1) rating and 0% positive feedback did make a few bids to keep "salting the board."

But the reality is that the car's value is more than $148,100. Someone paid $126,000 for a fiberglass CSX replica on BaT not too long ago.

Which kind of brings me to my conclusion that the saying "It's only worth what someone will pay!" is a bit of a fallacy.

NO, "it's NOT worth what some will pay", but rather: it IS worth what someone will accept.