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10-18-2007, 09:51 AM
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Better Bidding Practice on Huggins & Scott Auction
Posted By: Red
Less than 10% bid increments would help to ease the pain of an ever increasing buyer's premium. If a card is sitting at $1000, placing the next bid means you're paying as high as $1320 for the card. If that's a little too high then being able to bid $1050 to pay $1260 might squeeze out another bid. In one way it makes it easier for you to win but it also makes it just as easy for you to lose. 
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