Would there be any interest in linking the PCGS Lincoln and Merc Excel Spread Sheets to the price gu

sonofagunk

I was playing around and I think I can do it, just do not know what to do with things that are not in the guide. Right now if you have a ms62, I list the ms60 and the ms63 "values".

Any suggestions for hight end coins NOT in the guide? 10X the grade one below :>

perfectstrike

Rather than linking to a price guide, how about linking the population for the grade?
I base prices I'm willing to pay on grade and rarity in that grade.

David

wayneherndon

I'd think some set holders might not want it that easy for everyone else to see what their set is "worth" for security and other reasons. Some one could always manually add it up of course, but that's a bit of work.

WH

tjkillian

I can't imagine any registry set owner even thinking about hiding the set's value. Many folks can just see a coin and tell that it is valuable. Price guides are very available as well. The real solution to hiding value is to hide who owns it and where that person lives. Also, hide the set details.

Tom