Who Do You Trust For Pricing On US Circulated Coins?

double ditto

Here's the URL for Seated half dollars, for example, after signing in at wwww.ha.com:

http://coins.ha.com/ref/price-guide...gCategory=40

An easily accessible drop-down box is included on this page to view pricing for all other types of US coins.

Just remember when using this HA web site, however, that in order to get the most accurate wholesale pricing to strive for when purchasing from any seller one must:

1) look at the Numismedia Wholesale {NGC or PCGS} Bid(a.k.a. NWB)column and then

2) factor out the incorporated 17.5% buyers premium which is included in these prices and finally

3) factor out another $ 75(PCGS slab price) or $ 35(NGC slab price) as appropriate for each coin since these two costs are also included in these NWB prices.

In summary it appears that these NWB prices are:

1)very similar to Grey Sheet prices plus

2) they are constantly updated by HA to reflect current market conditions and

3) they are free to access by becoming a Heritage on-line user which is also free to sign up.

Also remember when reselling these coins using the above criteria one must obviously still add whatever desired profit margin to obtain from the buyer of your coins.

And finally one has to consider another expense if selling on-line: eBay/PayPal fees, for example etc.

If anyone disagrees with these above comments or has a better mousetrap which accomplishes the same or better end result at a lower cost, I am all ears and stand to be corrected or updated.

mdpmedia

my LCS sells to me at greysheet pricing, so I don't mind.