The following table has been reorganized and sorted into date order. First
bid placed is line #1. That should make it easier to follow the auction.
Two additional columns have been calculated and added. They are the current
bid and high bidder, as displayed on eBay after each bid is placed. v2.1.08
* = Winning bid.
Max Current Winning
# Bidder Bid Day & Time Bid & Bidder
(US $)
1 fauxpntr 9.00 09-Jun 20:56:18 9.00 fauxpntr
2 debi4530 20.00 10-Jun 16:17:14 9.50 debi4530
3 saneoo 25.00 11-Jun 12:00:52 20.50 saneoo
4 tennmtmn 25.00 12-Jun 19:28:31 25.00 saneoo
5 oen123 *61.50 16-Jun 01:16:30 26.00 oen123
6 seedygal 61.09 16-Jun 19:44:55 61.50 oen123
End 16-Jun 19:45:00
Because of eBay proxy bidding system, the displayed price on ebay is NOT always someones maximum bid. Before your bid, eBay showed a current price of $26 (line 5). That's the portion of oen123's max bid it took to gain the lead from saneoo/tennmtmn in lines 3&4 (tied), but still far below the max they were willing to pay.
Only looking at the bid history, it's easy to forget about proxy bidding and what the 'current winning bid' might have been.
It's the highest bid that wins, not the last. You just got outbid.
but WELCOME to the forum!