Greysheet pissing me off!

Geoman

Okay, how do I get the full range of US coin denominations??? I bought online the current greysheet (ie: March 19th), and got the Morgan Dollar, Merc's, and Walkers. So I bought again online to download, and paid for the previous week - March 12th. Same thing!!! Morgans, Merc's, and Walkers!!!

I want to get prices for Cents. And instead, I get the same info, and they keep charging my credit card! This is frustrating. What do I need to do to get the cents downloaded? Is that a certain date? They should really use a better numbering/invoice system so you know what you will get when you download.

MICHAELDIXON

You have to order the monthly to get cents. Go online and read what each issue has in it.

Geoman

Thanks, that worked.

I thought that it alternated each week, and if I bought 2 weeks, I would get one complete list.

kranky

There are 5 parts total: the Weekly, the Monthly, Quarterly 1, Quarterly 2, and Quarterly 3. Each of those 5 parts always has the same listings. To get everything, you need all 5.

mercurynut

Are there other coins worth collecting than these?

Blade

I buy the hard copy package of all current newsletters that kranky mentions. It also includes Blue sheet for sight unseen certified values and green sheet for bills. Cost is $13, and if you really want to look like a dealer at shows, another $5 gets you the binder. I buy the update a few times a year right before I go to big shows.

ms71

They have another good package I buy, it's $60 a year. You get one shipment a month, it includes the most current weekly, the monthly, and the current quarterly. So you get all the monthlies and quarterlies every year, but only one weekly per month. If you want all the data and don't need to keep up with weekly changes in those series covered in the weekly, it's a good way to go.