Greysheet pricing for silver proof sets

piecesofme · May 23, 2016 7:13AM

I need help. I don't have a current greysheet to find out pricing for silver proof sets from 1992 thru 2016. Can someone please take a picture of this in the greysheet and post it please?

OR

answer this question. If I can buy any year 10% back of greysheet bid is there any money to be made selling them on eBay where 9% is taken right off the bat?

I have a chance to buy a boatload of them, but this is not my strong suit, any help would be appreciated. thanks.

JohnF · May 23, 2016 8:47AM

It's easy to buy your own copy here:

https://www.cdnpublishing.com/

TwoSides2aCoin · May 23, 2016 9:04AM

I've got about 8 years of back issues. The prices fluctuate for silver and gold, weekly. If you need ballast for your boat, let me suggest statehood quarters. They'll keep you buoyant whereby old greysheets make good kindling.

mustangmanbob · May 23, 2016 9:12AM

And it is even easier when a member will just mail you a recent issue because they are nice.

LanceNewmanOCC · May 23, 2016 9:16AM

Originally posted by: mustangmanbob

And it is even easier when a member will just mail you a recent issue because they are nice.

i wonder how many tons of sheets are tossed monthly?

do we have an eco-friendly solution for this?

i do digital. not to imply digital is eco-friendly. power comes from somewhere.

why don i have even a small solar panel? im dropping the ball here.

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piecesofme · May 23, 2016 9:16AM

Originally posted by: JohnF

It's easy to buy your own copy here:

https://www.cdnpublishing.com/

Thanks for the link but I barely use it, think my most recent copy is 18 months old, I'm more of a precious metals guy and thought someone here could just take a picture and send it to me in a message. Maybe?

BStrauss3 · May 23, 2016 9:47AM

Remember the greysheet is copyright and licensed specifically to an individual - says so right on the pafes of the pdf. Taking a photo/scan of copyrighted material is still copyright infringement. Having somebody send you the physical copy from last week or month is proba1bly ok.

piecesofme · May 23, 2016 10:35AM

Originally posted by: BStrauss3

Remember the greysheet is copyright and licensed specifically to an individual - says so right on the pafes of the pdf. Taking a photo/scan of copyrighted material is still copyright infringement. Having somebody send you the physical copy from last week or month is proba1bly ok.

Gotcha, wasn't aware of that. Sorry.

maybe someone can answer my alternative question? I have nothing to compare to what they go for on eBay, which is why I'm asking for greysheet bids.

The question basically is there still money to make if I buy a 1992-2016 silver proof set 10% back of greysheet bid when eBay/PP takes 9%?

mannie gray · May 23, 2016 1:31PM

I don't think it would be worthwhile.

ChangeInHistory · May 23, 2016 1:41PM

Originally posted by: mannie gray
I don't think it would be worthwhile.

Exactly, unless silver jumps several dollars, and still a lot of work for the $.

bestday · May 23, 2016 1:47PM

Many dealers buy at 20-25 % back of bid .. I would pass on 10 % back of bid... for resale

piecesofme · May 23, 2016 8:14PM

Thanks for the help everyone.

I have a question...where does greysheet, or how does greysheet determine values when they appear to be so far off from what dealers pay when greysheet is specifically priced for dealer to dealer? At least I thought it is.

jdimmick · May 23, 2016 9:03PM

Be careful on some of the greysheet pricing on some of the sets, you need to check ebay pricing on several: you will loose if you buy based on - bid percentage.

Greysheet pricing for silver proof sets

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