Where are all the cbid posts?

[OldSkoolTarHeel]

I didn't know about the prices one. There's also this site you can search for all the historical auctions. Freefalls aren't included I believe.

http://sloppymcnubble.com/cbid/

I'm not sure this site is still as good as it used to be. I've noticed it's not picking up the last several months' worth of auctions.

If you search for Papas Fritas, for example, it shows you that the tin of 4 has 1,728 auctions. However, the last one is January of this year.

Also, it includes auctions going back years. Which I don't think is very helpful. For when it gives you the average, good, best, etc., it's using ALL the auctions to get these numbers. I don't think an auction 3 years ago will have any benefit to an auction tomorrow, from a statistical point of view.

Don't get me wrong, it's a great site, but it's more than just looking at those numbers, you have to look at the recent auctions to get your best guess.

[jhedrick83]

I'm not sure this site is still as good as it used to be. I've noticed it's not picking up the last several months' worth of auctions.

If you search for Papas Fritas, for example, it shows you that the tin of 4 has 1,728 auctions. However, the last one is January of this year.

Also, it includes auctions going back years. Which I don't think is very helpful. For when it gives you the average, good, best, etc., it's using ALL the auctions to get these numbers. I don't think an auction 3 years ago will have any benefit to an auction tomorrow, from a statistical point of view.

Don't get me wrong, it's a great site, but it's more than just looking at those numbers, you have to look at the recent auctions to get your best guess.

Good info, Rob. I haven't used CBID in quite a while. Thanks for the clarification.

[Billb1960]

I'm not sure this site is still as good as it used to be. I've noticed it's not picking up the last several months' worth of auctions.

If you search for Papas Fritas, for example, it shows you that the tin of 4 has 1,728 auctions. However, the last one is January of this year.

Also, it includes auctions going back years. Which I don't think is very helpful. For when it gives you the average, good, best, etc., it's using ALL the auctions to get these numbers. I don't think an auction 3 years ago will have any benefit to an auction tomorrow, from a statistical point of view.

Don't get me wrong, it's a great site, but it's more than just looking at those numbers, you have to look at the recent auctions to get your best guess.

You're right. Doesn't look like it's been updated since January