Ebays top 50 most watched cards (let’s put the PWCC debate to rest)
akuracy503
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50 most watched sports card auctions. PWCC wins. Case closed.
https://www.cardboardconnection.com/top-50-most-watched-ebay-sports-card-auction-tracker
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Watchers versus bidders..... I'd say most are just interested in what the ridiculous winning bid will be.
It's raining Mike Trout.
Bidding means absolutely nothing.
Most truly really interested collectors make just one snipe bid.
Some bid 5X just to run up the price without any intention of winning.
I put in many bids early on to mark a card without wasting a watch where you are limited to 100 at any given time.
If I am somewhat interested I will put it into my watch lot
1948-76 Topps FB Sets
FB & BB HOF Player sets
1948-1993 NY Yankee Team Sets
I like to watch many auctions. Whether they are on my list of wants or just nice specimens. It allows me to follow where prices are landing and how the current market is flowing. I’ve had well over a thousand at a time. Just keep creating a new “list” to watch under. I can follow BIN price drops and even get the seller price drop offers because I’m watching. But currently only at 273.
As far as PWCC, it’s easier for me to bid mark an auction and follow along. Most times prices do go well beyond my number. But I have picked up and missed out on my share of “deals to me”
2 reggie jacksons 69 psa 9 sold this year for 14k and 15 i believe, and one sold 24 k on pwcc yesterday
now the pwcc vault open will open soon and it will sell for 18k or 19k.... GENUIS
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Major_League_Baseball_players_from_Panama
My point is that PWCC gets more eyes on their sports cards than any other seller on eBay. They get the most high quantity (relative to quality) of consignments than any other seller in the sports card auction world. It is obvious they are bringing the best cards to market more consistently than anyone.
The point about the vault is also a game changer. There will be no better source from where you can buy the best of the best cards in the world.
I know the debate is why overpay? But the cards being sold from PWCC seems to be a brand of its own with a price premium.
It's kind of like memorabilia from REA. It is the elite stuff. You gotta pay a premium.
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