The Description.

>>>>>I am forced to sell my entire collection of mostly Nevada silver strikes to pay the tax man. Some of the strikes in the collection include the full set of Buffalo Bill's (8), full set of Excalibur (4), all of the Luxor gods (5) and many others. Total is approximately 70 strikes. I can e-mail you the complete list. This is only going to be a short term auction (4 days). >>>>>

Why is there a RESERVE? Or why isn't it disclosed in the description?

The starting reserve bid is $100 over possible face value if all are $10 silver strikes, it could be higher or lower if there are $7, $20, $28, $40 and $200 silver strikes in the collection.

Being "forced to sell" using a reserve auction where it may NOT SELL!

Seller states "approximately 70 strikes", why isn't the exact number listed, could be fewer or more?

Mostly Nevada Silver Strikes, could mean just over half are Nevada the rest are from outside Nevada. Could many of the ones outside Nevada be of the HSP(essentially no silver content) variety?

This collection might have brought the seller more action on E-bay. Just wondering how much action CasinoBoy.com receives? I note that the lot has already received 4 bids but still hasn't reached the reserve.

To be truthfull, I am not really interested in this collection so I won't be writting the seller to ask for a listing.

Just wondering about the reasoning within the description.