Selling for 1 inf

Quoted for truth. Bear in mind that if you see, for example, 50 items for sale and 50 people bidding, what that means is at this precise moment, 50 people are bidding below the sale price of 50 other people.

Or it might even mean 1 person has 50 bids in at a price below the sale price of 1 other person with 50 of the item for sale.

The important thing is, you might have 50 items for sale at 50 million influence each, and 50 outstanding bids trying to buy the same item for 50 thousand influence each. And in that case, you offer one of these items for 1 influence and it will sell instantly for 50 thousand. But if you happen to list it for 51,000, it will sell to the next person who decides to offer more than that... and they might well offer 50 million.

Finding the sweet spot between "nobody has outstanding bids this low" / "nobody else is selling theirs as low as this" and "anyone who bids this high is likely to bid a lot higher rather than bid creeping" is the essence of how marketeers make their money. ^_^

But on heavily in-demand items that always have lots of bids out (say, an Apocalypse triple with none for sale at the moment), you can almost be assured of getting a good price even if you list for 1 influence. Almost. ^_^