Greysheet question
split37
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Is there any way a consumer can get a copy of greysheet values for US coins? I notice on their website only dealers can apply. I need these values for a divorce. UGH!
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You can order a single issue.
https://www.greysheet.com/publications/greysheet
Scroll further down the page and you'll see this
Collector, occasional seller
I got one for free at FUN. Says retail is $15 on it.
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That was probably the CAC Rare Coin Market Review which is a Greysheet publication but is not the Greysheet the OP is looking for. ChrisH821 pointed him to the one he is looking for.
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Sorry about that.
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Are you sure that wasn't the CPG? Consumer Price Guide (retail pricings) vs the actual GreySheet (wholesale)?
For OPs purpose, retail might be better if he's looking at replacement cost.
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This is what was given at FUN:
Nope. The retail prices are optimistic wishes on the part of dealers. Few knowledgeable collectors actually pay those prices, so they are not true measures of replacement cost, or of anything else for that matter.
Moreover, if OP needs to value a collection for a divorce, Greysheet bid is actually the number they want, since that represents a close approximation of actual liquidation value. Don't all negotiations begin at Greysheet bid, with dealer buy prices often being south of there?
Assuming OP is going to be keeping the collection, and needs a value to determine what other assets go to the soon to be ex, a lower value will be better than a higher one.
His wife wants retail. He wants wholesale.
I'm surprised your spouse is going to take your word for value.
If it is accompanied by a greysheet, there is no argument, I would assume.
I do not understand this. Divorce it is not fun yes. regrets for the OP. In the divorce the book price is accounted and not market price or wholesell. Where it is the problem??? Any good attornety will tell this. In the cout will be clear. The book price paid account. If she say is more, then simply you say: perfect. Sell and oveer the book which I paied will be half and half, but if you fail under what I paid, sorry you paid me the difference.
If she can prouve the good was buy by her with her own money and do not touch family income then is other calculus.
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Idk. Depends on the spouse. B&M's do a lot of written appraisals for lawyers for this very reason.
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Cheaper to keep her, brother.
Sorry to hear that.
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