About the Coin Price Guide

Boom

Why isn't it kept up to date- in real time?

kieferscoins

There is no real time coin price guide anywhere. You would have to have people all over the country and a constant updating of the site. That takes money and even the greysheet comes out once a week.

Cameron Kiefer

morganbarber

Try buying a Morgan Dollar in MS64 DMPL based on the PCGS pricelist. I dare you.

Lakesammman

It's an average, not a single data point. Averages take time.

bushmaster8

You mean I can't really expect to get $1000 for my 1950-D FBL MS65 Franklin??

dorkkarl

because it's a GUIDE, not an offer to buy or sell.

K S

AValde

A guide needs to be realistic. PCGS Guide has way way overpriced the coins.

ms70

Real time would be cool, but I don't think it would be necessary. The market doesn't seem to be that volatile. Of course there's
always a few exceptions.

BigAl

Try buying a Morgan Dollar in MS64 DMPL based on the PCGS pricelist. I dare you.

I second that emotion....

or, how about an 1890-CC Tailbar in MS62 for the pcgs list price of $390. I think they forgot to add a zero on the end of that one.

BigAl

PCGS Guide has way way overpriced the coins.

...and way way underpriced many coins also.

drainbamage

Nahh.... Just make them all go by the red book. *cackle*

Boom

If daily spot prices on Silver, Gold and Platinum can be posted on many sites' home pages, certainly these "guides" can be updated, at the very least, once every couple weeks!!

Bear

I think that the PCGS Price Guide is correct.

The only problem is , that it is correct

for the year 2010.

Boom

LMAO