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	Comments on: Heritage Realizes Nearly $6 Million in July 2017 FUN Sale	</title>
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		By: Seth Riesling		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[This article is from a Heritage press release &#038; they state the auction had a 99% &quot;sell-through&quot; rate. What they &#038; some other USA &#038; foreign auctions don&#039;t tell you is that statistic is misleading. Coins that don&#039;t sell during the auction due to no interest are offered right after the auction at a fixed price or with some negotiated price. Usually, dealers pick up these coins since there are no bidders to compete with &#038; they get some good deals. But, those coins did not sell at public auction &#038; are not considered an auction price realized. Very deceptive practice to make the auction house look better. 

-NumisDudeTx]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This article is from a Heritage press release &amp; they state the auction had a 99% &#8220;sell-through&#8221; rate. What they &amp; some other USA &amp; foreign auctions don&#8217;t tell you is that statistic is misleading. Coins that don&#8217;t sell during the auction due to no interest are offered right after the auction at a fixed price or with some negotiated price. Usually, dealers pick up these coins since there are no bidders to compete with &amp; they get some good deals. But, those coins did not sell at public auction &amp; are not considered an auction price realized. Very deceptive practice to make the auction house look better. </p>
<p>-NumisDudeTx</p>
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