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Originally Posted by BeanTown
10 percent makes a different strategy. With higher value lots, you might want to do a top all bids up to a certain price point. Then you know if you lose the "bidding war" the winning bidder paid up for it. I think Hal Lewis and I had a nice debate on that 15 years ago 😃
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I don't really have an opinion either way on which is better, but it certainly did change the bidding pattern for the card I was watching/bidding on. The price jumped about 100% on the last day. Cards in this range seem to get bid up a lot faster with 10% increments, sometimes hitting the final hammer price days before the auction closes.
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