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01-13-2015, 12:22 PM
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I just started 5 or 6 $0.01 auctions. I think $0.99 is so arbitrary and was likely based on original eBay fee pricing. Plus this way I get a few bids before it even gets to $0.99. Bid count is the best advertising I know.
Any way you list can have holes punched in it. I think the absolute worst is starting an auction at the lowest price you would take. So many times I have snagged a card below its value by being the only bidder on an auction like this. Either start it low and let it ride so it has a lot of bids when it approaches fair value, or list it BIN/BO and field offers if you can be patient. 
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