How do your price PL Morgans off the Greysheet?
Coinhusker1
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We had a thread about pricing XF-45 coins (i.e interpolation, graphing, etc.)
What about pricing a PL Morgan? Greysheet has DMPL but no PL prices. You have only 2 data points (MS and DMPL), so you can't interpolate on Excel using numerical methods. One way I get a rough estimate is to take the ratio of (PL-MS) over (DMPL-MS) from the PCGS price, multiply it by Greysheet (DMPL-MS), then add the result to the Greysheet MS price. Crude, but probably in the ballpark.
Any other methods or rules of thumb used out there??
What about pricing a PL Morgan? Greysheet has DMPL but no PL prices. You have only 2 data points (MS and DMPL), so you can't interpolate on Excel using numerical methods. One way I get a rough estimate is to take the ratio of (PL-MS) over (DMPL-MS) from the PCGS price, multiply it by Greysheet (DMPL-MS), then add the result to the Greysheet MS price. Crude, but probably in the ballpark.
Any other methods or rules of thumb used out there??
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Even with the bluesheet, you probably need to do the same thing I did with the PCGS values. Using the bluesheet values might be more accurate, though.
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Cameron Kiefer
sales prices off of the Heritage website historical data. Obviously, NGC and ANACS coins must be considered sight-seen
because their definitions are different from PCGS definitions (ie. an ANACS DMPL with 5" reflectivity is PL at PCGS, etc.)
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<< <i>What if you are too cheap to buy the bluesheet? >>
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Cameron Kiefer >>
Your right, Cameron, and I frequently cross-check greysheet values from auction prices realized on Ebay, Heritage, and Teletrade on a coin I am seriously interested in.
Cameron Kiefer