I feel I must say this about the GreySheet.

keets

We have often criticized the GreySheet, rightfully so, for the changes that have taken place over the last few years. It is seldom seen where they are congratulated and I must do that now. I don't know when they started, but the GreySheet now lists Hawaiian coinage on the Quarterly I page.

Way to go guys, no more pricing from the RedBook!!

Al H.

JohnF

Al, Thank you! Contrary to popular belief, but known to all who take the time to call/write, we are 100% interested in helping the rare coin market with reliable pricing. It's a complicated process, and we're all not going to always agree on the methodology, but I can assure you we are 100% advocates for a strong coin market. Adding Hawaiian is one such step. We added Pioneer gold to last month's QIII, and new Colonial pricing to Q1. Starting in May, all the wholesale sheets will be merged into a single Monthly Greysheet, so these prices will all come out monthly. Whew. We're pumped.

Ahrensdad

And according to an email I received yesterday, they appear to be consolidating Grey/Blue/Gold sheets together into on publication.

TwoSides2aCoin

It’s refined and morphed. And in the end, the dealer’s bible for buying or selling (plus or minus 10-30%) I love that part. It’s been in my tool chest for nearly a decade. It is a most useful tool. Like money, pliers, torches and vice-grips. Not mention the hammer and anvil. I agree wholeheartedly.