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Wacky price guides for 1957-P Lincolns in MS-67 ????
BigBen
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I was just wondering, do the folks that make these guides every look at the real market or other price lists???
1957-P Lincoln Cent in MS-67 Red-
Numismedia- $7,500
PCGS Price List- $9,250
Coin World's Guide- $125.00 !!
Here's another wacky price from Coin World
1954-P Lincoln in MS-67 Red- $100.00 ! (even NGC 54-Ps in 67 sell for almost 2 grand)
Coin World has greatly undervalued these coins in MS-67 and Numismedia has greatly overvalued it. PCGS Price guide is at least reflective of what's sold in their holders. 1957-P in NGC MS-67 holders don't sell for more than $500 from what I've seen, so what is up with these people who make these price guides lol?
1957-P Lincoln Cent in MS-67 Red-
Numismedia- $7,500
PCGS Price List- $9,250
Coin World's Guide- $125.00 !!
Here's another wacky price from Coin World
1954-P Lincoln in MS-67 Red- $100.00 ! (even NGC 54-Ps in 67 sell for almost 2 grand)
Coin World has greatly undervalued these coins in MS-67 and Numismedia has greatly overvalued it. PCGS Price guide is at least reflective of what's sold in their holders. 1957-P in NGC MS-67 holders don't sell for more than $500 from what I've seen, so what is up with these people who make these price guides lol?
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<< <i>I was just wondering, do the folks that make these guides every look at the real market or other price lists???
1957-P Lincoln Cent in MS-67 Red-
Numismedia- $7,500
PCGS Price List- $9,250
Coin World's Guide- $125.00 !!
Here's another wacky price from Coin World
1954-P Lincoln in MS-67 Red- $100.00 ! (even NGC 54-Ps in 67 sell for almost 2 grand)
Coin World has greatly undervalued these coins in MS-67 and Numismedia has greatly overvalued it. PCGS Price guide is at least reflective of what's sold in their holders. 1957-P in NGC MS-67 holders don't sell for more than $500 from what I've seen, so what is up with these people who make these price guides lol? >>
Coin World was at the forefront of modern pricing a few years ago but they've
barely changed their prices since then.
Do you want retail or dealer-to-dealer?
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If you mean pcgs, you have a point.
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David
<< <i>Easily done, depending on whose slab it's in. >>
Or whose coin it is.
No, I meant something like this
Apropos of the coin posse/aka caca: "The longer he spoke of his honor, the tighter I held to my purse."
<< <i>Well...to make a long story short... I crashed into "Gallery Coin & Grading Company". >>
This guy's Me page is an excellent load of crap.
Russ, NCNE
<< <i>No, I meant something like this >>
Okay, THAT'S funny.
I'm familar with the prices on these but I brought it up because of the oddness of the price lists. I think all the odd things with modern Lincoln pricing creates a cheap way to collect undervalued coins personally.
<< <i>Anybody have a list of dealers who use the Coin World price guide? I'm pretty sure most of the dealers in my area are using the Littleton catalog.
Russ, NCNE >>
I know of one in IL...
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<< <i>I sure hope that's not true. Mainly because I'm not one of the "whose"
No, I meant something like this >>
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