Astounding Hungarian "Rarities"

Couldn't believe my luck in uncovering these "gems" going for such a modest price. Only $1000 for both lots.

Kidding aside, I am amazed at how many people are watching these auctions.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Collection-...AOSwyTZUYK3n

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Collection-...AOSw1XdUYKmp

Sometimes "filler" isn't just the currency.

I'd assume the people are watching out of curiosity to see if any sucker emerges. Kind of like the fascination of watching a toilet bowl overflow.

Dudley - I think you´re correct. Every now and then I do the same thing, just out of fascination to see what goes down. And I have seen a few sales/purchases ´out of this world´. I hope the buyers did see something extraordinary nobody else knew existed..

I'm going to take your word for it that it's fascinating, rather than trying to find out for myself...

I looked at this seller's prior feedback. He looks to be a seller dealing mainly in antiques.

I've seen this happen before. A dealer in general stuff gets a ratty stamp lot and puts it out there with a huge start or BIN price. Then if it doesn't sell he lists at a lower one.

What is wrong with this one is that I doubt he will go low enough to get a bite. I used to sometimes message the poor souls who were listing stuff like this at huge prices to gently tell them they were wasting their time, I would either get no reply or in a few cases angry ones. One threatened to report me for 'interference.'