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Additionally, coins of the same grade can trade at such widely varying prices that for many of them, the price ranges would need to be so large that they wouldn’t be of much practical use, anyway. (View Post)

Please don’t apologize for your thorough and informative post. (View Post)

For the vast majority of collectors, there are multiple other options which would be far more efficient and less costly. (View Post)

@124Spider indicated “Looking for a 1916 standing Liberty quarter, in VF, preferably CAC-approved. I'm probably willing to stretch for the right coin.” So unless he decides to pursue a higher grade/m… (View Post)

One possible reason to change a price, despite the absence of recent sales would be the perception that the overall market had strengthened or weakened. As even very rare coins can be affected by mar… (View Post)