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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;akajcw95, post: 1890615, member: 19760&quot;]Greysheet is a great reference. When I set up at local shows, I generally sell coins at 90%-100% of Greysheet Bid. I usually have a lot of happy collectors and dealers. On problem coins, let&#039;s say an AU Large Cent with a cleaning, I&#039;d charge about 90% of XF Bid. Some dealers are happy to get greysheet bid, or less, for certain coins. Beware of items like 1921 Peace Dollars, 1932 D &amp; S Washington Quarters, 1931 S Lincons and other &quot;semi key&quot; coins that rarely bring Greysheet Bid (and are in my opinion overvalued). Some items like better date seated, bust, and early copper items are worth multiples of the greysheet at times as well. Hope that helps.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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