PWCC Auction

[midmo]

I picked up a couple DeLongs. Just 5 more needed to finish the set.

[Tennis13]

Struck out. I bid for the 1933 Goudey Gehrig but the price moved like $1000 in the last 60 seconds. Interesting enough, the 1934 Gehrig price held steady for over an hour and never moved.

[JustinD]

Originally Posted by midmo

I picked up a couple DeLongs. Just 5 more needed to finish the set.

I am a bit bummed I did not set my snipe higher on the Grove. Those just don't pop up as much in the 2.5-4 grade I am building my set with.

...and it's weird that the two Justins on the board are bidding against each other and building the same set, lol.

[Iron Horse]

World record prices all over his auction. Not sure how he does it but i suppose it is real??
He does get great stuff, will admit
1955 Koufax in PSA 5 i was bidding on went for $731.11

[midmo]

Originally Posted by JustinD

I am a bit bummed I did not set my snipe higher on the Grove. Those just don't pop up as much in the 2.5-4 grade I am building my set with.

...and it's weird that the two Justins on the board are bidding against each other and building the same set, lol.

Ha, if it makes you feel any better, I didn't get the Grove either...

[bobbyw8469]

Yes, I too was looking at the T206's in particular. Both Cobb reds seemed to have those blurry eyes. But the prices were over what I thought they would go for. Nice to see actual eBay auctions getting great prices - these cards do not go up for eBay auction as often as they used to years ago.

It's a catch-22. Sellers got tired of seeing their auctions sell for peanuts, so the auctions dried up. When everyone started seeing Probstein and PWCC get record prices, then instead of selling items themselves, they just sent them off to those two. Which gives us the current state of the hobby we are experiencing.