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Old 10-14-2019, 01:33 PM
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All things equal, a decline should be expected for the same card being sold a short time after prior sale. The winning bidder is no longer a bidder (theoretically).
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Old 10-14-2019, 02:02 PM
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All things equal, a decline should be expected for the same card being sold a short time after prior sale. The winning bidder is no longer a bidder (theoretically).
these are my thoughts as well.

I do love a good data driven post with pictures though!
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Old 10-14-2019, 02:12 PM
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All things equal, a decline should be expected for the same card being sold a short time after prior sale. The winning bidder is no longer a bidder (theoretically).


I think this is a big part of it.

Did the first buyers think they were just getting a good deal? I’m assuming they were intending to flip.
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Old 10-14-2019, 02:27 PM
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All things equal, a decline should be expected for the same card being sold a short time after prior sale. The winning bidder is no longer a bidder (theoretically).
This, and newly enacted sales tax probably account for most of those declines.

As Peter said, it's way too small a sample size to draw any meaningful conclusions. If it continues in this direction through 2020, and a greater array of cards exhibit similar reductions, then you have some far better evidence.
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Old 10-15-2019, 12:10 AM
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IMO the best way to track PWCC’s influence would be total sales volume by auction / quarter year and track MOM, YOY, etc. Adjust for the new tax impact and you’d have a decent proxy for the wider market.
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The question is when do they came up for sale with PWCC yet again.
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The question is when do they came up for sale with PWCC yet again.
Maybe quite quickly if it’s the same buyer protecting his interests.
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What’s the overall opinion on a card like the psa 8 walsh? Not a big name like some of the others and recently sold last year would you expect a decline in this particular instant or did the winning bidder really get a good price for this card ?
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What’s the overall opinion on a card like the psa 8 walsh? Not a big name like some of the others and recently sold last year would you expect a decline in this particular instant or did the winning bidder really get a good price for this card ?
Are you that winning bidder?
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Of course the only one from this list to go up was the only one I bid on. Had it stayed 5 or 10% under its previous sale I would picked it up.
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