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Pillar of the Community
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Looking for an online listing of 'blue book' coin values. Equivalent guides would suffice. Looking for dealer to dealer buy and trade like grey sheet, etc.
Any help?
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Pillar of the Community
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Ive been wondering the same thing...havent found anything yet
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Pillar of the Community
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The closest thing I've found to the greysheet online is the greysheet. For about $4 a copy, you can download it right now and it can more than pay for itself on one coin.
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Pillar of the Community
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Greysheet has subscription options, much more than $4 though...can you post a link Scooby?
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Pillar of the Community
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Not sure if I'm allowed to post the link.
They do offer subscription packages, but you can also download just the current copy for $4. Just go to their website.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Have seen this question a couple times, and a member (sorry, I can't remeber who!) posted this site: seems pretty good, select 'Online Fair Market Value price guide'
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Pillar of the Community
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I glanced at the Numismedia prices. They seem high to me in many cases. Agree or am I off?
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Pillar of the Community
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Thanks, JackB. Great links And BTW, when it comes to FMV, as objectionable as it may be to some, I consider ebay completed listings to not only be representative of the market, but actually "the" market. |
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I agree completely, and there are folks on here that post those sales figure in many threads, and contributors that know many other sources: I'm sure we'll see some of those on this one before too long
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Bedrock of the Community
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Most price listings such as the one on the PCGS web site are closer to the Red Book prices. Numismedia and most others too are based on the highest prices for coins since most are for someone to buy, not sell. The Blue Book is sort of made to show the lowest possble price a coin show be valued at whereas the Red Book is sort of the highest prices. PCGS is really overinflated price wise since they want more people to think their coins are valuable and send to them for slabbing. The Grey sheet is possibly the most used thing at coin shows and coin stores for both buying and selling. |
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I'm with OneBowl...when it comes to current realized prices, it's hard to beat ebay completed listings...that method has made a bunch of money for me. |
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Posted 04/02/2011 2:24 pm
