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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;The Virginian, post: 398594, member: 15201&quot;]No sir, with respect that is not true, Greysheet pricing as defined on the Greysheet itself is for raw or certified coins.&nbsp; Now, you and many other collectors when getting into high grades with higher dollars may not feel confident buying a highier grade coin UNLESS it is in a slab.&nbsp; I however, do feel confident buying some high grade coins since I have learned to grade fairly well and bring my better half who is super picky when it comes to grading.&nbsp; I have to get the nod from her in most cases just be be sure. :&#039;)&nbsp; We both have to agree and it has to be a problem free rock solid MS-65 for us to buy it, but with diligence it can be done with some savings in the process. For example we purchased a roll of 1938-D Buffalo nickels years ago that we and the dealer were calling MS-63+ to some MS-64 and paid about $13.00 each.&nbsp; We sold most of them on eBay-back when eBay was a good place to buy and sell-for usually more than double the price we paid.&nbsp; People that purchased them were very happy and started to slab them with grades no less than MS-64.&nbsp; One guy in Hawaii sent me an e-mail with a scan of one we sold him that he sent to NGC and it came back graded MS-67!!!![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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