RAPID CITY, S.D. (AP) — An auction for 40 acres of land in the Black Hills has been declared a “no sale” after the man who made the winning bid realized he was bidding per acre — not for the whole parcel as he had thought.

The Rapid City Journal reports that 21-year-old Matthew Astin bid $2,550 during the Thursday morning auction for 40 acres of land west of Deerfield. Astin realized shortly after the auctioneer yelled sold that the bid was per acre, and he could not afford to pay the 20 percent earnest money due immediately, or the $102,000 he had actually bid for the property.

County Auditor Julie Pearson announced the auction would be considered a “no sale” and would be rescheduled by county commissioners.