How Not To Sell Your Solid 1954 $1 3333333 Note.

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What did happen, Hudson?  I asked the seller a question in an e-mail, but it wasn't answered.  I don't see the item listed anymore, nor do I see it in the "completed" section.

Holy smoke!  $1525.00!  That is once heck of a price for a note in that condition (looks no better than VF to me).  I was going to bid, but chickened out when the bidding hit $500.  I know Devil's Face solid radars don't show up very often, but still!  What does Charlton (I only have the 2006 edition) estimate for one of these?

Quite a change in final selling price from the solid radar note that started this thread!

My 2009 lists it for $2,200 in Unc.

I had a friend in the States lined up to bid for me but, I chickened out early (tired of eating ramen noodles because of a nice banknote ). When it hit the $899 mark I knew it would probably double at the end.

I didn't even notice that it was a Devil's Face {http://www.give-a-buck.com/special/dazed012.gif}

I didn't even notice that it was a Devil's Face {http://www.give-a-buck.com/special/dazed012.gif}

I showed the listing when it first came up to my girlfriend and it was she that pointed out that it said it was a Devil's Face. I hadn't noticed that either until she mentioned it.

I didn't even notice that it was a Devil's Face {http://www.give-a-buck.com/special/dazed012.gif}

I never have a Devil's face solid in my collection.....but I didnt think the guy before me put 1500$ for is bid

"How Not To Sell Your Solid 1954"
As with everything, know what its should usually go for; before putting it up for auction.

Ultimately, it is the seller's responsibility to know what they are selling and to devise a strategy for each listing.  However, if every seller was so knowledgeable about everything, there would be much fewer listings starting at $1.  And even I can't deny there's much more fun to be had from a no-limit auction than from a Best Offer listing.