Which dealers make up the Grey Sheet?

Touchdown

I use it often when buying my series. I beleive they have a group of dealers who bid and asks and that is how they come up with prices.

Any dealers in this forum that are part of it?

Does anyone know which dealers contribute to it?

Or, is there other resources they are using to get bid and asks? Any inside ing. would be appreciated, Thanks.

WTCG

The Greysheet is compiled by a company in Torrance, CA. Dealers do not directly imput information on to the published sheets.

wayneherndon

They pull prices from a variety of sources. Since they're dealer to dealer prices, a lot of the information comes from the dealer to dealer networks (CCE, Coinnet, Eureka). However, they also use auction prices, dealer price lists (such as Heritage's wholesale list), etc. They also periodically call "market makers" to verify the validity of the bids/asks.

WH

tradedollarnut

What's bid on an 1804 $10 in PR64?

Bunker

What's bid on an 1804 $10 in PR64?

mercurydimeguy

<< <i>What's bid on an 1804 $10 in PR64?

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I know where you can get one in an NGC holder

elwood

It's deliberately kept low, so dealers can ripoff collectors



<< <i>Does anyone know which dealers contribute to it? >>


I know a couple.

ChangeInHistory

Marty and I were discussing this on the way back from the Dearborn MI show. The problem, like many have already said, is the info gathering.

ttown

When buying don't dealer use the Blue Sheet? It's lower than the ASK/BID on the gray sheet used for dealers.

tradedollarnut

My favorite story regarding the Grey Sheet is when bid on a certain coin I'd just bought in auction dropped by $100k [40%] the month after I'd bought it.

[I had the last laugh - just sold it for a $70k profit]