Back Issues of GREYSHEET

Log in or Sign up to hide this ad.

Mike, if you don't get somebody who is better at using the data, I might have interest. But I'll defer to someone more experienced even though I would love to have a written source for price quotes.

How far back do your letters go ?

 

Mike, I would like to have some of the latter ones. I forget their size, but what ever you can put into a priority box. I would also yield if someone has a real great idea and need them. Jim

 

Can you please scan them all - page by page - and send them via e-mail to me?
:-D

 

That would be GREAT if we could all get the scans.

I would have a fairly recent bid-price on Saints and High Reliefs.

 

I wasn’t serious about it. Scanning documents takes so much time that people usually hate it. It’s also likely that it’s prohibited to scan/copy them.

 

Are copyright issues a concern on long-dated issues ?

 

Well, whoever gets the newsletters, I hope they will just spend a few minutes giving me prices/quotes on Saint-Gaudens MS65's and maybe another grade or two, for both commons and 1907 HR's.

That will avoid any legal entanglements.

 

My old copy (Jan 2019) confirms this on page 3 on the bottom-right corner.

 

I'd probably sit on at least the 19 and to be safe the 18 longer or recycle it. The 09 and 15 they probably wouldnt really care about, the 19 is close enough though that it doesn't seem worth the risk of getting banned from them

 

I don't know if I've ever seen a Greysheet, can't remember. I think I got a sample one a few years ago, not sure. I've seen the dealers have it at local coin shows.

Is it just prices, or does it have a few articles on any sectors that are hot, i.e., Saints or Morgans ?

 

ALL of the issues of the CDN from 1963 to 2013 are available on the Newman Numismatic Portal.

https://nnp.wustl.edu/Library/Periodicals#C

 

Oh wow, that is fantastic, thanks !!

 

As an author I have learned that the original copyright lasts for 28 years and can be renewed for 28 years. Most major publishers do renew. After that there are special extensions that can be taken out. The reprint public domain publishers generally will not touch anything newer than 75 years old to avoid fines and law suits. There are also international copyrights that can be obtained but private publishers of their own writings rarely do that. Copies by scan or Xerox are allowable legally for only one purpose. That being scholastic research. If you have scholastic research copies they can be quoted but not copied and definitely not reproduced and sold. Copying is getting tighter. I recently made some copies of one of my shorter works at kinko's and the store manager came running up and tried to make me stop until I showed my ID to prove that I was the author. All of my coin related work is currently out of print and I'm not interested in making copies for anyone. Hope that this answers your question.

 

If nobody else wants them, I will take them.

If you have any past issues with small articles (I think they're on the front from what I've seen ?) on 1907 High Reliefs or Saint-Gaudens trends in general, those would be issues I'd really like.