PWCC Auction, T206 Madness

[Casey2296]

didn't realize my name was needed

It's old school here, quite refreshing actually. If you're going to say something about somebody, good or bad, you gotta stand behind it with your name. Keeps the crazies from posting stupid stuff and hiding behind an alias.

[upstateNYmilb]

Originally Posted by Casey2296

didn't realize my name was needed

It's old school here, quite refreshing actually. If you're going to say something about somebody, good or bad, you gotta stand behind it with your name. Keeps the crazies from posting stupid stuff and hiding behind an alias.

Gotcha, understand

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[bobbyw8469]

Originally Posted by Casey2296

didn't realize my name was needed

It's old school here, quite refreshing actually. If you're going to say something about somebody, good or bad, you gotta stand behind it with your name. Keeps the crazies from posting stupid stuff and hiding behind an alias.

I figured it was easy just to throw my name out there. It's easier than having to watch what I say.

[Casey2296]

Circling back to OP's point, I picked up two T206's tonight, both in my mind at good value. But then again I'm not an investor.

[Johnny630]

Is it Kosher to win a card from said auction, not pay for it with currency but to pay for it with leverage? Meaning sending in other cards as collateral covering the cost of said winnings, further having them relist the card from their same auction house a couple months down the road? I've noticed last year that several of the exact same card, same slab, same serial number, coming back up for auction 3-4 times in one year with same auction house?

I have no idea????

When this happens it's hard for me to gauge the true market value of said card. IDK weird