Unfortunately, like others have said, when you sell on eBay, you need to be prepared to accept the lowest possible bid for your item. Starting at $0.99 means that you run the risk of your item selling for $0.99. Starting it higher means yes less people might look at it but if they aren't wanting/willing to pay what you want for it then you don't really need them to look at it anyway do you

From the looks of it you'll probably get between $200 and $500 judging by other completed listings, so this is probably your learning experience. We all have them. I sold a brand new textbook on eBay a few years ago, actually brand new I had never opened the pages (I dropped that subject) I bought it not two weeks before for $150, started it at $0.99 thinking it would go for more because it was 'worth more' but it sold for $45. Someone got a bargin Which is mostly what people are looking for on eBay...