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    Grey Sheet

    or you can subscribe to CDN sheets, because that's exactly the sources (and more) that we use to determine coin values. :)
    Post by: John Feigenbaum, Mar 12, 2018 in forum: Coin Chat
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    Grey Sheet

    We stopped passing out the Greysheet at shows several months ago and have now replaced it (at shows) with the "CPG Coin & Currency Market Review"....
    Post by: John Feigenbaum, Mar 11, 2018 in forum: Coin Chat
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    Grey Sheet (GS) Interpertation?

    Hi @NIBBS , Thanks for the question. The grade of VF represents VF20. We have been expanding many of our pricing columns to cover split grades...
    Post by: John Feigenbaum, Dec 1, 2017 in forum: US Coins Forum
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    7% off at Northeast Numismatics for Greysheet subscribers

    I'm guessing that Chris and Tom @ Northeast will honor the code if you didn't get the email directly. Just tell them you saw the CDN email. Thanks...
    Post by: John Feigenbaum, Nov 18, 2016 in forum: Coin Chat
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    Greysheet VS What you pay for coins

    I think this is only the case if you view rare coins as an index fund, which they are not. Not only have some specific series outperformed others,...
    Post by: John Feigenbaum, Nov 11, 2016 in forum: Coin Chat
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    Greysheet VS What you pay for coins

    My response is based on the fact the CDN Quarterly had never properly tracked the market on key date collector coins (like the 1870 3cs in this...
    Post by: John Feigenbaum, Nov 10, 2016 in forum: Coin Chat
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    Greysheet VS What you pay for coins

    Burton, These scarce, low mintage 3-cent silver are among the most frustrating coins to price. Like AU58-graded coins, often circ example can sell...
    Post by: John Feigenbaum, Nov 10, 2016 in forum: Coin Chat
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    Greysheet VS What you pay for coins

    What is a 1912 BQ? A Barber Quarter? We have that coin "Bid" priced at $360. not $160. As a retail buyer you should be able to acquire a nice...
    Post by: John Feigenbaum, Nov 10, 2016 in forum: Coin Chat
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    Greysheet VS What you pay for coins

    Interesting thread with tidbits of fact and otherwise. BadThad is correct that the sheets are are GUIDE. We are publishing "Bids" and any...
    Post by: John Feigenbaum, Nov 10, 2016 in forum: Coin Chat
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    Where does CAC buy and sell coins?

    CAC has thousands of active Bids on the CoinPlex.com trading network. In areas of their particular focus, these bids are the basis of many of the...
    Post by: John Feigenbaum, Jun 27, 2016 in forum: Coin Chat
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    What does "CU" mean?

    You could be right -- it depends. Depends if "Choice" is short for "Choice Brilliant Uncirculated", or "Choice BU" or just "Choice Uncirculated"....
    Post by: John Feigenbaum, Apr 13, 2016 in forum: Coin Chat
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    What does "CU" mean?

    These are terms that pre-date contemporary slabbing. The old Stacks catalogs used this terminology throughout I was always under the impression...
    Post by: John Feigenbaum, Apr 13, 2016 in forum: Coin Chat
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    The “New” Greysheet – Significant Contradiction?

    Player11, Kanga: We're very sorry at CDN to lose any subscriber, and I hope you will reconsider. After 6 months of working night and day to...
    Post by: John Feigenbaum, Apr 3, 2016 in forum: Coin Chat
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    Question on new Greysheet

    This is true. We acquired the company last July and have been working on 1000 improvements ever since. The new price rate reflects the reality...
    Post by: John Feigenbaum, Mar 19, 2016 in forum: Coin Chat
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    Question on new Greysheet

    Doug, the "Greysheet Monthly Supplement Package" includes: the current Weekly Greysheet, the current Monthly Supplement and each Current Quarterly...
    Post by: John Feigenbaum, Mar 19, 2016 in forum: Coin Chat