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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;John WilkinsonCT, post: 3000846, member: 93395&quot;]I use cointrackers 1st because they are easy to follow. [The Spruce can NOT figure them out YET! Then....maybe it is only I haven&#039;t spent the TIME to CLICK! Idk!]....however.....I do not believe tbeir info. I mean, 1962 uncir Lincoln Pennies $29.00 one give-me-a-break!</p><p>Then,,,,they will undervalue &quot;common&quot; coins such as (my favorites) Jefferson Nickels 1970 and back. 1960 Jefferson Nickels in the normal wear = .05 value give me a break! I wouldn&#039;t sell any of mine less than .95 one. And I have a vast collection but you are talking six or seven years since I started re-collecting.</p><p>&nbsp;The wheathead pennies are greatly undervalued too at &#039;normal wear&#039;. I sell any common wheathead at .45cents one. I have bought them as high as .40 one.</p><p>&nbsp;I collect only low end Jefferson N; Wheats; &quot;Estate pennies&quot; = &#039;82 and back Lincolns. Silver (of course) [$6.50 will sell one Q., &amp; this going up]</p><p>&nbsp;Countrackers in their &quot;notes&quot; are NOT seriuous. *Joyous.....yeah! Plus...you will SEE IT them calling billion million. AND, they list not much value differences between populations 1/2 as much. I don&#039;t get it.</p><p>&nbsp;My friend John Cass very much expert uses the RED BOOK for best. But even there I find all coin sites &quot;undervalue&quot;. Not talking it here uncirculated that is &quot;different game&quot;. On the rare coins maybe they do hit it better.</p><p>&nbsp;I came to the site today to ask about 1982-S Washington Quarter. I don&#039;t see any PROOF Pop. And yet I am holding what looks to be a slightly corrupt 1982-S proof Washington Quarter.</p><p>&nbsp;Strange.....[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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