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The two trains of though in the auction world are:
1. Lower increments encourage more bidders to participate and also make it less painful to extend one's self above what was originally planned. 2. Higher bid increments net bigger totals because if you want it at the end you are going to have to pay the bigger jump. I lean towards #1 personally.
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