Are pricing errors in the PCGS price guide the reason to the big gains?

Trinketts

I didn't really hunt for the errors... Although it looks like I should have.

DennisH

Two-part answer. One part is yes, it plays a role. But the other is, you only benefit from the errors if PCGS corrects them... and in my book that's not a certainty to happen.

For instance, I'm currently holding all 33 1885-CC Morgans in MS60. The Price Guide currently shows a value of $465... which is $50 less than the VF price

slipgate

yop - check out how many morgan PLs are more expensive than the DMPLs in the same grade...

Steve

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For instance, I'm currently holding all 33 1885-CC Morgans in MS60. The Price Guide currently shows a value of $465... which is $50 less than the VF price >>




Dennis, I'm seeing a different quantity AND the VF price that is less than the MS60 price. Steve

homerunhall

Hi Dennis,

Sounds like the price of VF 1885-CC dollars is too high and needs to be lowered!?!?!?!?!

David

Russ

<< <i>Sounds like the price of VF 1885-CC dollars is too high and needs to be lowered!?!?!?!?! >>



Can you wait until I unload all of mine?

Russ, NCNE

RYK

Not yet. They still have not fixed the price guide for some of the Dahlonega $5's in VF and XF. Example 42-D $5 in VF: $750 and XF: $1250. I will buy all of the Dahlonega $5's in in PCGS VF and XF at these prices for real money (not World Series money). Please PM me if you have these available.