Best place to get a greysheet

blu62vette

Lets say I would like a copy of a greysheet once in a while, where would you go to get it. I will ask on the BST but is there any way besides the full subscription to get it?

Walmann

https://www.greysheet.com
is the place to go you can buy single copies

harvey85422458

ouch a little high priced is it worth it?

Hyperion

it can save you more money than the price of the sheet itself, rather than just guessing

blu62vette

I didnt know there was the single issue option. I dont think the price is too bad for what you get.

notwilight

<< <i>ouch a little high priced is it worth it? >>



They have a single copy price you can pick up ever few months very reasonably.

droopyd

<< <i>ouch a little high priced is it worth it? >>



five bucks makes you go ouch?

Connecticoin

Buy one online for $4. You get a PDF download than which you can print or view online. Make sure you save the PDF file on your hard drive, as they only let you download it for a week after purchase.

ArizonaJack

I get the Monthly only for $4 a month......occasionally I'll buy a quarterly
still a great deal

COALPORTER

Dumpster dive at the next big coin show !
or just ask a dealer if they have an old one to
spare for their best customer.

edix2001

They give them out at coin shows.

tightbudget

Ask a dealer if they'll spare you one that's the previous issue. Most of the time, it'll be free.

illini420

thanks for the info, was wondering where i could get one of these too. just bought the downloadable versions of the weekly and monthly greysheets. tons of good info on these!!

it appears that these are prices for raw coins. correct? if so, what sort of premium is normal for a graded (PCGS/NGC) coin over the greysheet price (I'd assume there would be some premium at least)?

Walmann

If you're looking for the certified coins you be wanting the Bluesheet. Thats at the same website under Certified Coin Dealer Newsletter. Similar option of $4 copy with a optional supplments listed at $2.50 each.

And if you're interested in currency they offer a Greensheet for that.

sturmgrenadier

'They give them out at coin shows.'

I didn't see any at the Baltimore show. Does the publisher have a table at big shows like this?

quickwing

Go to the graysheet.com page. Register, then Buy Online. You can purchase last weeks for less than $3, and print them (unlimited times) for 7 days. Can't beat the price or convenience.

edix2001

<< <i>'They give them out at coin shows.'

I didn't see any at the Baltimore show. Does the publisher have a table at big shows like this? >>



I've seen the organizers of shows provide fresh copies to dealers attending the shows.

mrpotatoheadd

<< <i>it appears that these are prices for raw coins. correct? >>

According to the publishers, the greysheet is for accurately graded sight-seen coins (certified or raw) while the bluesheet is for sight-unseen certified coins.