PWCC vault?

[Lorewalker]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

It's hard for me to believe PWCC is out there publicizing this without having vetted it with legal and accounting advisers. Then again...

Ya think? https://www.pwccmarketplace.com/vault Only concept they highlight is the sales tax-free state. See for yourself.

Dunno about anyone else but I would feel much better leaving my stuff at home or at a bank.

[Peter_Spaeth]

They now also offer investment advice.

https://www.pwccmarketplace.com/investment-advising

[KingFisk]

Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth

They now also offer investment advice.



https://www.pwccmarketplace.com/investment-advising

This all really feels like the excess before the collapse.

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[bobbyw8469]

Originally Posted by KingFisk

This all really feels like the excess before the collapse.

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I'm with you Carl.....Does any other collectible do all this?? Comics? Coins? Art???

[steve B]

Originally Posted by bobbyw8469

I'm with you Carl.....Does any other collectible do all this?? Comics? Coins? Art???

From what I've heard, most dealers/auctions at the high end of things regularly work with clients to help them build a collection that meets their goals. If those goals are primarily investment related then that's what they do.


A good regular brick and mortar dealer does the same thing, just at a lower level, and with less formality. The guys I used to go to back in the day would occasionally hand me a Goudey Ruth and tell me "this is $100 you should buy it" Sadly that was advice I never took.

[Snapolit1]

I have a PO Box in the Dominican Republic. Anyone wants to list me as the owner and have high priced cards sent directly to my "vault" please reach out for details. And I will charge a small price for this service.

[darwinbulldog]

https://www.etopps.com/

[KingFisk]

Originally Posted by steve B

From what I've heard, most dealers/auctions at the high end of things regularly work with clients to help them build a collection that meets their goals. If those goals are primarily investment related then that's what they do.





A good regular brick and mortar dealer does the same thing, just at a lower level, and with less formality. The guys I used to go to back in the day would occasionally hand me a Goudey Ruth and tell me "this is $100 you should buy it" Sadly that was advice I never took.

That all makes sense, but the PWCC Investment Advisory board, complete with Merrill Lynch looking photo is a bit much. I'm not saying it's predatory, but it feels a wee bit over the top. Would like to see their bona fides.

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