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#10
04-10-2005, 08:11 PM
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How Reserved are you about your Reserve ?
Posted By: Glenn
I seem to get the best prices when I start the auctions at a penny with no reserve. It doesn't matter if the card I'm selling is worth $2 or $2K, there are always people who come along and bid a penny or 10 cents or 99 cents, which is fine by me, since apparently the number of bids an item has received (all else being equal) greatly affects what the less knowledgeable bidders are willing to pay. 
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