Question on pricing for PCGS graded proof sets!

PTVETTER

I have the following proof sets all graded PD69DCAM.
1977
1978
1984
1990
1991
1993
1994
What are your thoughts
Thank you in advance!

MICHAELDIXON

What I have done when selling them, I make registry proof sets with them. Then I price them 10% back of what my registry set lists for and then take the best offer. I don't know if this will help you.

PTVETTER

thank you mike

MICHAELDIXON

Whenever I put them in my case at the shows, I have a card made with: 19xx PCGS Certified Proof Set, Registry Set No. XXX and the price.

jmlanzaf

They are on the greysheet

PTVETTER

@jmlanzaf said:
They are on the greysheet

Is the greysheet accurate on these PCGS graded coins?
Or is great collections better?
What about the PCGS price guide?

jmlanzaf

@PTVETTER said:

@jmlanzaf said:
They are on the greysheet

Is the greysheet accurate on these PCGS graded coins?
Or is great collections better?
What about the PCGS price guide?

I haven't checked the others. But for most of those years it's a struggle to get greysheet. So I think the greysheet price is generally accurate.

Cougar1978

I would just take the Pcgs 69 DC value, add it up for all the coins in the set - bingo there it is.

Be nice get all the money on it huh? Greysheet for PF sets - raw coins. So not the weapon off the weapon wheel would use in that scenario.

jmlanzaf

@Cougar1978 said:
I would just take the Pcgs 69 DC value, add it up for all the coins in the set - bingo there it is.

Be nice get all the money on it huh? Greysheet for PF sets - raw coins. So not the weapon off the weapon wheel would use in that scenario.

If you use the digital greysheet, it has the graded prices, NOT JUST RAW. I'm surprised you don't know that

Cougar1978

I don’t really care which one it is. I just take the higher of the 2 lol. It’s only a starting point anyway lower price during negotiation if room.