u/santpolyglot

Why would someone list a high-value item (€550–€650 estimate) with "No reserve price" on Catawiki?

Why would someone list a high-value item (€550–€650 estimate) with "No reserve price" on Catawiki?

I came across a listing on Catawiki where an expert estimated an item’s value at €550– 650€ and the seller chose "No reserve price".

Doesn’t this mean the item could sell for as little as 1€ - 2€ if no one bids higher? That seems strange for something with such a high estimate. Am I missing something about how Catawiki’s auctions work or is this a risk the seller is intentionally taking?

Thanks!

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u/santpolyglot — 2 days ago
▲ 290 r/duolingo

​When you open someone’s profile to see their progress, it just shows a list of XP. I think it would be so much more motivating if Duolingo added a "Done" or "Finished" tag next to the score once you complete a path.

​What do you guys think? Would this make the course view feel more "complete" for you? 😉

u/santpolyglot — 14 days ago