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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;sloiselle, post: 133343, member: 3991&quot;]How do you get reasonably accurate market pricing on certified MS Lincoln&#039;s?</p><p><br /></p><p>I do not have a lot of expertise and I&#039;m hoping that someone reading this will have mercy on me and at least give me some clue. I assume that I&#039;m simply looking at the wrong price lists. I&#039;m compiling a list of values for MS65 &amp; MS66 Lincoln cents. While I&#039;ll eventually get to all the dates, I&#039;m sticking with 1934-1958 for now.</p><p><br /></p><p>I&#039;m listing prices from the greysheet, PCGS and coin values. I tried the Bluesheet (because I want the slabbed prices) but couldn&#039;t find anything listed other than 4 or 5 key dates.</p><p><br /></p><p>The issue is that the prices listed vary *wildly* - how the heck can you tell if you&#039;re getting a good deal or getting taken? A random example: 1944P MS65 - Greysheet: $1.50, PCGS:$20, CV: $10.5&nbsp; These differences become far larger at MS66. An Example - 1935S MS66 PCGS says $225, coinvalues says $70! WTF?&nbsp;&nbsp; I was going to bid on a 53 PCGS slabbed MS66 but got scared because I _can&#039;t_find_out what it&#039;s really worth!</p><p><br /></p><p>Now I realize that a raw coin will usually sell for less than the same coin slabbed (especially if it&#039;s PCGS or NGC) but I don&#039;t get this. A dealer sheet says less than 2 bucks, coinvalues says it&#039;s worth 5 times that and PCGS says it&#039;s worth 10 times that! It is this inconsistent for nearly every date!</p><p><br /></p><p>Can anyone please offer some guidance? Thanks, Scott[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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