How do You Auction Cards?

[Australian rePublic]

So, I just discovered that it's possible to auction cards. How does one do this?

[Sophisticated horrors]

simple : click on the card, then on INFO, then on BUY for setting up a bid, or on SELL for setting up your ask. If there are already bids/asks for this card from other players, they appear in red(ask) or blue(bid) on the card screen(info). If not, you have to wait for interested ones. If a bid/ask matches another ask/bid, auction is running on the market for one hour (+ one minute for every newly made ask/bid on the card). If you don´t want to sell/buy for the shown prices, you can change/remove your bid/ask by clicking on your set price, as long as there´s no auction(matched prices) involving your bid/ask running.
By clicking on MARKET (right corner of CARDS screen) you get an overview on running auctions; by clicking on YN TRADES you get an overview on running auctions involving YN as well as an overview on YN actual bids, asks and former trades by clicking on said word.

[Azure Panther]

I feel like I've seen you in auctions before. So, I think you may simply be misunderstanding the terminology. The bidding process -- placing Asks and Bids -- is the auction.

[Incredible Bums]

So, I just discovered that it's possible to auction cards. How does one do this?

I guess, you´re simply trolling - when looking at your almost 700 cards and your bank - which some people might not find very funny, so you better stop this.

[Australian rePublic]

Ha? It tells me how many buys I've had, how many sells I've had, and, as a separate category, it tells me I've had 0 auctions. WTF?

[Azure Panther]

I see the confusion now. That refers to live auctions going on currently, involving a card you either have an ask or bid on. I can see how that could be easily misunderstood.

[Australian rePublic]

I see. Well sort of. Thanks

[Azure Panther]

No problem. I think it's the sort of thing you have to discover by happening to look on that page while one of your cards is being auctioned and you see it displayed there.

[Australian rePublic]

I see. Thanks