The "auction" (for lack of a better word) is over. Look at what happened.

[rhettyeakley]

Somewhere out there in cyberspace someone reading this just entered a $999 snipe!

[glchen]

If this is a t206, are the backs the same including factory number when comparing the cards on vcp?

[Brian Van Horn]

Interesting and concerning data. I would avoid bidding.

[Koufax32fan]

Bill - when the auction is over, please let us know what the card is.

[frankbmd]

Originally Posted by Koufax32fan

Bill - when the auction is over, please let us know what the card is.

......and then we'll tell you what you should have done.

[ullmandds]

Chalk this one off to a bad idea!

[x2drich2000]

Personally, I would be hesitant to bid. If it is the card I think it is, the current one is the same cert as the one that sold for $1255. However, I believe that is also nicer than the one that sold for $710 on ebay and $862 in Sterling (which are the same exact card). If I had to bid, I would think it should go between the Sterling price and the most recent ebay price.

DJ

[the 'stache]

Originally Posted by Koufax32fan

Bill - when the auction is over, please let us know what the card is.

The card was a T206 Walter Johnson portrait PSA 3.5.

An hour before close, the card sat at $950.00, which is pretty much where I expected it to be at pre PWCC BS. Then a bidder with 44 feedback bumps it to $1,109.00.

Then look what happened to the bids. Suspicious, that's an understatement.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1909-11-T206...-/351058857704



It's possible that one of the bidders you're seeing here after the $950.00 price is reached is legit, but the rest? Highly doubtful.

With less than a minute left before auction close, the price stood at $1,206.00. Then two bids from a buyer with a 0 feedback score, and a bid from a buyer with 11 feedback bump it $169 in the last 60 seconds to a closing price of $1,375.00.

Looks like PWCC will be selling this one again. But there's certainly nothing shady going on here /wink wink.