According to his blog it's been $0.99 at Kobo (although it isn't now)...
http://www.jimchines.com/2012/02/amazon-ebook-price/
I know he made less per copy on any books sold at the reduced rate. It would be interesting to see if sales volumes .vs other time periods made up for the reduced royalty. I notice he says...
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Goblin Tales sold sixteen copies at the reduced rate, meaning I was underpaid by a whopping $21 or so.
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...but would he have sold that many at the higher price during the same period? Is it really a $21 loss?