Pwcc vault...

[ullmandds]

I agree there are some high profile cards in the "vailt"...but doesn't this reinforce the purpose of the vault???? A tax shelter for "investors" to buy and sell "investment" type cards through pwcc without ever really "owning" them.

These cards are much more like stocks/investment vehicles at this point.

[Paul S]

Don't be surprised when The Vault gets relocated to Geneva and the return address is Venezuela

[jchcollins]

Originally Posted by ullmandds

I agree there are some high profile cards in the "vailt"...but doesn't this reinforce the purpose of the vault???? A tax shelter for "investors" to buy and sell "investment" type cards through pwcc without ever really "owning" them.

These cards are much more like stocks/investment vehicles at this point.

You see, this is why I can't have anything nice - I'm just not that type of collector. If I had a ridiculously high grade '52 Mantle or an M101 Ruth, it would live in my closet and likely come to work with me a few times each week just so I could look at it more often. I can't fathom the idea of paying for a card in a "vault" somewhere that I would maybe literally never even get to hold in my hand. Lucky for me I guess that I have a very limited budget and taste for mid-low grade postwar...LOL.

[Goudey77]

Investors who have no real emotional interest are buying up high end and placing them in vaults. Us collectors will never agree. But can we all just get along?