Which coins consistently sell for less than Greysheet and which consistently sell for more?

ANACONDA · October 11, 2006 1:54AM

Jcarney · October 11, 2006 1:55AM

<< <i>Which coins consistently sell for less than Greysheet >>

Franklin Half dollars in 65

segoja · October 11, 2006 1:55AM

Problem coins and ugly coins (TPG) sell for less consistently.

In today's market, most everything with any eye appeal will sell at or above grey. Certainly anything better sells for more. Generic will sell at grey or above when the market is going up, and below on it's way down.

RYK · October 11, 2006 1:58AM

Original southern gold coins (and most of the decent dipped coins) sell for well in-excess of Greysheet and have done so as long as I have been folowing the market.

Barndog · October 11, 2006 2:00AM

bust quarters sell for more (especially 1822 and 1824). Greysheet is a joke for these

Cladiator · October 11, 2006 2:03AM

Anything I'm bidding on tends to sell for higher than normal prices. Anything I sell usually goes for lower prices.

Barndog · October 11, 2006 2:04AM

<< <i>Anything I'm bidding on tends to sell for higher than normal prices. Anything I sell usually goes for lower prices.

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which is why I offered $51 for that 1829

Which coins consistently sell for less than Greysheet and which consistently sell for more?

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