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<p>[QUOTE="imrich, post: 1871061, member: 22331"]I believe you'll find that post #5, although brief, is an accurate recommendation. PCGS and virtually all "price guides", other than current actual sales, are notoriously inaccurate for establishing a coins value. The value can vary considerably dependent upon where, how, and who are the trading "partners". Another factor is that all of the TPG make grading mistakes, often to a buyers detriment. There is a reason for CAC (secondary) approval.</p><p>Virtually every coin I purchase is TPG graded, although I've been accumulating coins for approximately a half century. I'm very familiar with the grading standards for many coin types, but know that the TPG often vary their standards dependent upon market conditions, and various other "unknowns". I use all tools available when "trading", especially the CAC approvals for establishment of current market values.</p><p>I know the advice provided is complicated, but buying/selling coins is very complicated, and much of the advice provided is currently accurate.</p><p>JMHO[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="imrich, post: 1871061, member: 22331"]I believe you'll find that post #5, although brief, is an accurate recommendation. PCGS and virtually all "price guides", other than current actual sales, are notoriously inaccurate for establishing a coins value. The value can vary considerably dependent upon where, how, and who are the trading "partners". Another factor is that all of the TPG make grading mistakes, often to a buyers detriment. There is a reason for CAC (secondary) approval. Virtually every coin I purchase is TPG graded, although I've been accumulating coins for approximately a half century. I'm very familiar with the grading standards for many coin types, but know that the TPG often vary their standards dependent upon market conditions, and various other "unknowns". I use all tools available when "trading", especially the CAC approvals for establishment of current market values. I know the advice provided is complicated, but buying/selling coins is very complicated, and much of the advice provided is currently accurate. JMHO[/QUOTE]
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