The keyword you sent describes a marketplace where stolen payment card numbers, including the three or four digit verification codes, change hands. A buying guide for that scene, even one framed around fees and commissions, would function as a how-to for card fraud. I won't write it in any form, and the structured fields you asked for do not change that.
A card verification value is an anti-fraud control. It exists so that a merchant can check that whoever is submitting a card number also has physical access to the card. When CVVs are bought and sold in bulk, the buyers are not collectors. They use the numbers to run unauthorized transactions, and the losses land on cardholders, merchants, and issuing banks. In the United States this conduct is covered by federal wire and access device statutes, and state law adds its own charges. It is not a gray-market business with a fee structure to optimize.
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