Hard work equals success PWCC

[HRBAKER]

I'd be worried about both, that way you have your bases covered.

[BeanTown]

Yes, very sincere and I do not know the owners or the history of PWCC. I just followed their auctions for a little bit and was very amazed. Auction companies and Ebay have come Along way from 7 years ago where big AH did not have reserves or post hidden reserves and Ebay has changed the way they do business by allowing sellers to accept offers. Higher standards along with a growing collector market cuts down for anyone that wants to shill as now reserves can be posted... Its common practice now.

Staying on topic here, it was a tremendous auction IMO to follow. I do not know the history of them, but using a third party in Ebay which eliminates all the making amd shipping of a catalog is huge.

[jhs5120]

Any way you slice it PWCC puts together an A+ auction every month.

[BeanTown]

The one they just got done doing is a yearly auction right??? No way can you have that much material every month!!!!

[jhs5120]

Originally Posted by BeanTown

The one they just got done doing is a yearly auction right??? No way can you have that much material every month!!!!

They run eleven auctions a year, once a month with January off (I think). Since they've had two months to accumulate material it was a much nicer selection than usual, but their monthly auctions always rival the large AH's in terms of quality cardboard.

Jason

[Runscott]

Originally Posted by BeanTown

...cuts down for anyone that wants to shill as now reserves can be posted... Its common practice now.

Assuming what you say above actually makes sense, which I question, the above statement, given its context, would imply that you consider PWCC to be an example?

[Peter_Spaeth]

I liked PWCC better in the good old days where you could tell who the consignor of a card was by the way he named the picture file. That was useful information.