PWCC fixed price question

[Paulcurlee1]

I have a question for the group as it’s a unique situation in my collecting but maybe someone in the group has experienced something similar and can offer some advice…

Situation:
On PWCC there is a T206 PSA 6 listing of a HOFer in the buy now section. I have the same subject also in a PSA 6 but with a different back - both are commons. I’d prefer the other back for back diversity reasons in my set and I’d be willing to send my card and some cash - but largely we’re talking about cards of reasonably objective equal value.

So I’m asking if there’s any way to make a card + cash deal happen through pwcc

Any thoughts would be appreciated!

[Peter_Spaeth]

Ask. All they can say is no.

[raulus]

As long as they get their cut, of course!

[NiceDocter]

Or just buy their card and list your current card with them at a price minus what you would have given in cash difference.

[ullmandds]

Originally Posted by NiceDocter

Or just buy their card and list your current card with them at a price minus what you would have given in cash difference.

this would be a lot easier and more likely to result in success...imo.

[MikeGarcia]

Originally Posted by NiceDocter

Or just buy their card and list your current card with them at a price minus what you would have given in cash difference.

.. Are they still getting as many views and bids and very over-the-top prices as when they were part of E-Bay sellers of sportscards ? I've lost track of them since no one on the forum hardly ever mentions them anymore.

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[trambo]

I don't think there's any way to contact the seller or leave a note with what you're wanting to attempt to do. At least no way I've seen to do that.

[raulus]

Originally Posted by MikeGarcia

.. Are they still getting as many views and bids and very over-the-top prices as when they were part of E-Bay sellers of sportscards ? I've lost track of them since no one on the forum hardly ever mentions them anymore.

..

Usually the only mentions these days are when posters talking about the vault and their lending programs. Or the status of the FBI investigation, and musing how that might play out. I suppose there’s also the occasional crude gesture meme or two thrown out to express the utter disdain and antipathy that some may hold towards the organization in general.

Absent some hard data from PWCC, it’s hard to really compare whether they’re getting as much attention on their new website. My observation is that their monthly premier auction seems to command solid prices, which must be indicative of attracting plenty of attention, at least from buyers who are interested in premium items.

With their weekly auctions, it’s not as clear to me. Because the format tends to require a bit more work for bidders, it seems like they might not have as much attention as compared to when they were on eBay. But attempting to quantify it would likely be difficult without having access to the company’s proprietary information.