[thundercats12]

It looks like it only happens with auctions that have ended with a best offer. Good to know when researching market values. I dont see how this is strange or suspicious, or even a low. Just something that should be made common knowledge.

[scottms13]

(11-21-2012 10:16 PM)thundercats12 Wrote:  It looks like it only happens with auctions that have ended with a best offer. Good to know when researching market values. I dont see how this is strange or suspicious, or even a low. Just something that should be made common knowledge.

Yeah seems more like a programing oversight then anything intentionally bad.

[kstjst]

They've been doing that for the past half year or so. It does get frustrating. And sometimes you don't even know if a card sold because it won't show you all of the information as before.

[rippinwax]

(11-21-2012 10:16 PM)thundercats12 Wrote:  It looks like it only happens with auctions that have ended with a best offer. Good to know when researching market values. I dont see how this is strange or suspicious, or even a low. Just something that should be made common knowledge.

The "low" part is showing a false value for a sale. To each their own for opinions I guess.