Selling to dealers at shows?

cosmicdebris

As far as Blue Sheet, Greysheet or whatever else what can I expect to get for PCGS and NGC slabbed stuff?

kieferscoins

Depends on the coins, what grades they are, how easy the dealer can sell them and how cheap he can get them for.

Cameron Kiefer

cosmicdebris

I know that but I am looking for something more along the lines of:

You can maybe expect to get at least 95% percent of Bluesheet bid or 90% Greyshheet ask.

I just want to know which reference would give me an idea of what I can expect to get.

kieferscoins

No matter what if they are average coins you should at least get bluesheet. If they are nice coins it might be around between greysheet and bluesheet. Key dates will get greysheet bid no matter what and many times much more depending upon the grades.

Cameron Kiefer

jdimmick

Bill,

I agree with cameron, a blanket percentage amount would be impossible to even try to determine as it depends on all the factors stated plus other issues???


As a side note: Most dealers would buy at 75% of greysheet bid in most all cases for properly graded, problem fee coins.

morgannut2

On a common date but desireable 1882 CC Morgan in PCGS 66, I was offered "we're not buying now", to $800, up to

$1,250 by dealers at a recent Baltimore Show. The last offer was GS bid and accepted.

Manorcourtman

Take your KY jelly.......bend over then turn around and say....no thanks. That's why many sell on ebay and ebay has truly leveled the playing field. If you don't believe that then you are fooling yourself. Selling at shows...no thanks.

paigowjohnny

10-20 % back of bid for "common" stuff.