lol, I am not going there again. Cooling off periods only apply to the purchase of land/houses. (Section 31 of the Sale of Land Act) and that right doesn't apply to auctions of land/houses. So if you auction your house the buyer doesnt have a right to any cooling off period. The sale is done (legally) when the hammer falls. And I like the idea of offering the difference between the 2nd highest bid and yours
Last post on this subject I had a quick look on the sale thread concerned three one ounce coins final price above $40 per ounce while spot moves around the mid A$20's Looking at the bigger picture I don't see the problem
1 oz rounds actually. They are known as collectibles and their price has no relation to spot. Quality may not beat quantity in some peoples view but its easier on your back.
