Take for example, a buyer and seller that have previously been mentioned on this board. I can’t recall ever seeing such a harmonious relationship at that between seller antiquemadness and buyer needfulthings.

During the course of my daily auction tracking, I came across another of those $100 Last Frontiers with the diecut metal inlays. The auction ended today, and darn it if needfulthings hasn’t won the auction, paid for it and received the chip today, too! (I know this because they’ve both already left feedback for each other.)

Now, why can’t I ever get MY chips delivered that fast???

I decided to take a look at some more of antiquemadness’ feedback and, as unlikely as it would seem, of the 25 feedbacks on the first page there, no less than 14 of the auctions were won by needfulthings! In fact needful has bought not only casino chips from antiquemadness, but some currency, 6 beer steins, 2 pocket knives, a 1893 Columbian Exposition ticket, a 1950 Eddie Lopat baseball card, and, incredibly, a Hudson Motors car trunk… all in the past month or so and within the last 25 feedbacks for the seller!

I’d say that calling them a well-matched buyer and seller might be a bit of an understatement.