Is there a place to see the other 50 cards they manipulated the prices along with the dates?
Taken from the article:
Take, for example, a card in the top 100 for PWCC, the 1955 Topps Roberto Clemente card. Clemente is a good example because he is no longer alive, meaning theres nothing that can really change the perception of his card. Here are the prices reported as sold for a PSA 8 Clemente Rookie:
January 2015 $29,127
October 2015 $35,864
May 2016 $131,450
July 2016 $150,391
November 2016 $38,500
November 2018 $26,400
Why did the price crater in four months in 2016? Because the market-fixers moved on to another card.
This has been done with more than 50 vintage cards (though some of the rises and falls are not as dramatic as the Clemente card) but these cards were in the PWCC index because they were among the most valuable.
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