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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;The Penny Lady®, post: 583574, member: 16948&quot;]By the way, generally, the Grey Sheet prices reflect the lowest level of each specific grade, i.e. G = G4 (not G6), VG = VG8 (not VG10), F = F12 (not F15), VF = VF20 (not VF 30, 35), XF = XF40 (not XF45), and AU = AU50 (not AU55, 58).&nbsp; This makes a big difference when looking for PQ coins for a specific grade as mentioned in Ed Tay&#039;s quote of Ziggy above.&nbsp; And AU58, which is one of the most popular grades I sell and buyers want to collect, will sell for a mnimum of MS60 money - I often pay MS60 bid for a very nice high quality AU58 coin.&nbsp; I also tell my customers that I&#039;d much rather have a nice AU58 coin over an MS60 or MS61 coin since the low-end MS coins usually have &quot;issues&quot; such as spots, hairlines, old cleaning, nicks, uneven toning, etc.&nbsp; Any way, Grey Sheet prices are a guideline, and do not have to be set in stone as some of my buyers seem to think.&nbsp; A coin needs to be judged on it&#039;s own characteristics - they are not all clones and cannot all be bought and sold for a posted price or even the same price as a coin of the same grade just because they have the same grade &quot;label.&quot;[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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