Greysheet variety questions?

bigtonydallas

Why doesn't the greysheet expand on some of the key varities of some of the modern series (Jefferson's 1939 ddr, 1942-d/horz d, 1949-s/d, etc.) like the red book does? Maybe if dealers had something to go by, it would help on some of these later varities that are very popular with collectors and they could get more business. Your thoughts on this issue please!

TexasNationals

These list some in the back of the monthly supplement

koynekwest

Strange that they list the 1950 D/S and S/D quarters but not the ones you mention. But the downside of listing more varieties would be making many dealers, most of whom look at little else other than the greysheet aware of this stuff. I'd just as soon keep 'em in the dark.

bigtonydallas

Good points koynekwest!!!!

johnny9434

there should be a quarterly publication on varieties. i think theres more interest in it then what meets the eye

DennisH

<< <i>there should be a quarterly publication on varieties. i think theres more interest in it then what meets the eye >>

I agree there's more demand for variety pricing information, but I doubt there's enough to justify the labor, printing and mailing of such a publication.