PWCC Messaged Me...

Peter_Spaeth · #1 12-28-2022, 02:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Johnny630

5,000 plus of those are 1985 and newer ugh

That's where the money is these days, I bet 99 percent of PSA submissions are 1985 and newer.

Johnny630 · #2 12-28-2022, 03:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

That's where the money is these days, I bet 99 percent of PSA submissions are 1985 and newer.

The modern market is tanking, they might not want to admit it but it is......They can keep grading garbage all the want let them have it.

jthorst75 · #3 12-28-2022, 04:16 PM

Crazy you mentioned this. Pre-pandemic I stopped at their then new location to drop off a submission and they were trying to talk me into using my potential funds for future purchases. I passed and told them my focus was going into coins. They told me that they were going to have a coin auction down the road but I never heard or saw anything. Now that my son fell out of coin collecting, I'm left with a small impressive lot of coins. Since I collected graded cards in the past, I made sure any coin I bought was graded but only PCGS. Not to kill or hijack your thread but if you're looking for a particular coin, let me know. I tried selling on here only to get crickets. I still find them fascinating, but I'm a card collector by heart. Any interests please check out my photo album. Thanks community!

Peter_Spaeth · #4 12-28-2022, 04:35 PM

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Originally Posted by jthorst75

Crazy you mentioned this. Pre-pandemic I stopped at their then new location to drop off a submission and they were trying to talk me into using my potential funds for future purchases. I passed and told them my focus was going into coins. They told me that they were going to have a coin auction down the road but I never heard or saw anything. Now that my son fell out of coin collecting, I'm left with a small impressive lot of coins. Since I collected graded cards in the past, I made sure any coin I bought was graded but only PCGS. Not to kill or hijack your thread but if you're looking for a particular coin, let me know. I tried selling on here only to get crickets. I still find them fascinating, but I'm a card collector by heart. Any interests please check out my photo album. Thanks community!

I started collecting coins a few years ago when I just had to have a $20 St. Gaudens. Still mostly cards, but I do like the coins a lot. It's a mostly fixed price market, so I would think an auction is a good idea for a seller like PWCC.

Snowman · #5 12-28-2022, 06:08 PM

PWCC haters crack me up. Pointing to a weekly auction that ends on Christmas Day as if it's reflective of their normal volume. And people pointing out the fact that they are expanding their business by auctioning coins as somehow being evidence that the sky is falling lol.

Yet every week I'm bidding on their auctions and getting smashed despite bidding cards up to 3x and 4x "comps". I think they're doing just fine. Or great rather.

Here was my most recent failed attempt to buy a nice key vintage card in this week's auction...

1975 Topps George Brett PSA 6 RC. It's "worth" about $150. I bid this one up to $600 and gave up.

G1911 · #6 12-28-2022, 06:32 PM

I doubt this is indicative of any kind of financial problem for PWCC. Expanding your business into other areas is the normal progression, for those in trouble and crushing it both.

People have voted with their wallets and made it clear that most will happily bid with shill bidding plagued schemes and fraud rings, time and time again. For some reason, many hobbyists will even do unpaid PR work denying inconvenient facts related to these fraud rings. The vast majority clearly have no interest in things cleaning up because they see profit in the future as values lift, regardless of how legitimate those values are. PWCC will be just fine as a result. Shill bidding and fraud clearly pay off big time.

Eric72 · #7 12-28-2022, 07:57 PM

Would trimmed coins be easier to spot than trimmed cards?

Snowman · #8 12-29-2022, 10:03 PM

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Originally Posted by G1911

I doubt this is indicative of any kind of financial problem for PWCC. Expanding your business into other areas is the normal progression, for those in trouble and crushing it both.

People have voted with their wallets and made it clear that most will happily bid with shill bidding plagued schemes and fraud rings, time and time again. For some reason, many hobbyists will even do unpaid PR work denying inconvenient facts related to these fraud rings. The vast majority clearly have no interest in things cleaning up because they see profit in the future as values lift, regardless of how legitimate those values are. PWCC will be just fine as a result. Shill bidding and fraud clearly pay off big time.

There is zero evidence of PWCC having ever been involved in a shill bidding operation, and in fact quite a lot of evidence to the contrary.

eBay on the other hand... is beyond plagued with shill bidding and they have deliberately chosen to ignore it. I'd wager good money that you give them your business though, right?

Peter_Spaeth · #9 12-28-2022, 04:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Johnny630

The modern market is tanking, they might not want to admit it but it is......They can keep grading garbage all the want let them have it.

https://www.pwccmarketplace.com/premier-auction/6538

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