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https://twitter.com/barrysilbert/status/483692873855299584

great news! also newsbtc reports:

42 bidders, 186 bids, 48k BTCs worth of bids for 29k BTCs

I suspect from these numbers one could take an educated guess about the amount per btc, right? maybe someone with a mind for arithmetic can take a look but it seems to me that if 186 bids were made by 42 ppl thats 4~5 bids per person, or each coin had 1.5~ bids each on avg... in that case, 48k / 1.5 would be 32k = 3k more than 29k, so each coin was won at 10% more than market... i made a mistake somewhere in there right? lol

http://newsbtc.com/2014/06/30/us-mar...tcoin-auction/

Yep, that means this price did NOT win any of the auction blocks:

$670

No, second market's highest bid was $750, their average of all bids is $670 (they put in a few low ball bids too, like $600). They have announced that they did not win any bids. So this means that this price did not win any of the auction blocks:
$750

Do you have a link to reference the $750 bid?