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#14
08-28-2012, 01:48 PM
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No need for a consignor to bid on their own stuff with PWCC. Their stuff usually brings high prices anyway. I have seen some stuff go grossly over average selling price to the point where I am scratching my head as to what is going on. I have also seen stuff go pretty cheap, as to wonder, what is up with this?? I have seen him have the exact same card in the exact same grade in the same auction. Usually the nicer looking of the two cards goes for less money. That has made me wonder as well. I don't think about it too hard though, as I just relate it to different eyes looking at it.
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