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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Morgandude11, post: 2272342, member: 37839&quot;]Neither the blue nor the redbook reflect prices that are realistic for what a coin should theoretically sell for.&nbsp; Greysheet is definitely closer to reality, but as been said previously, there is NOT A SET PRICE that a coin should sell for.&nbsp; It depends on many things--eye appeal (not all MS 64 coins are created equal), market demand, scarcity, popularity of the particular series, and value of a specific date, etc.&nbsp; To me, the best indicator of coin worth, and even then, it is for a particular coin at that time, on that day is previous recent sales.&nbsp; Look at the price that a comparable coin actually sells for, and one has&nbsp; a rough idea of what a coin may be worth.&nbsp; Then again, there is a large variance even there, so consider it far from an absolute value, and more like a subjective one.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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