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<p>[QUOTE="wxcoin, post: 25289196, member: 74624"]For slabbed coins I always check recent auction prices from PCGS coin facts, Great Collections, Heritage, David Lawrence, Stack Bowers, ... Of course, the numbers of examples depends on date/condition rarity, etc. Sometimes there can be quite a range of auction prices for a given coin and grade. I usually look at images (if available) to get a feel of why one coin was priced higher than the other. If it has a CAC bean then the market will add a premium to the price.</p><p><br /></p><p>For raw coins, I will never pay anything close to what a similar slabbed coin sold for; especially if using seller photos when buying online. It can be difficult to determine if the surfaces are original (cleaning). One should also question their grading skills; especially for series they are not familiar with. If I really want the coin, I'll set a bid several points below the grade that I think.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="wxcoin, post: 25289196, member: 74624"]For slabbed coins I always check recent auction prices from PCGS coin facts, Great Collections, Heritage, David Lawrence, Stack Bowers, ... Of course, the numbers of examples depends on date/condition rarity, etc. Sometimes there can be quite a range of auction prices for a given coin and grade. I usually look at images (if available) to get a feel of why one coin was priced higher than the other. If it has a CAC bean then the market will add a premium to the price. For raw coins, I will never pay anything close to what a similar slabbed coin sold for; especially if using seller photos when buying online. It can be difficult to determine if the surfaces are original (cleaning). One should also question their grading skills; especially for series they are not familiar with. If I really want the coin, I'll set a bid several points below the grade that I think.[/QUOTE]
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