There are 11 sub-indices to the PCGS 3000...does anybody know how they are included ? Equal-weight (~9%) for each ?
Depends on if you use the 10-year and LESS charts (all looks good) or the 1970-to-present. If anybody pulls up any of the charts (PCGS 3000 or sub-indices)...it appears there is a glitch and while the DATA at the top of the page is current, the charts are not showing past late-2022 (2 years ago). I'm computing moves off the lows for all the indices but can't do it off the charts.
Gold Spot Price…......up 70% Generic Gold Coin Index…..up 100% Mint State Rare Gold Coin…. up 46% Proof Gold Index……42% Mint State Type Index……up 21% Proof Type Coin Index….up 26% Silver Spot Price…..107% Morgan & Peace Dollar…..27% Silver & Gold Commemorative Index…23% 20th Century Coin Index…..47% Key Dates & Rarities Index…..48% PCGS 3000…..34%
Here's the returns from the lows of the past decade (usually 2019-20) through 2024: Gold Spot Price….................up 70% Generic Gold Coin Index….....up 100% Mint State Rare Gold Coin….. up 46% Proof Gold Index…….............up 42% Mint State Type Index……......up 21% Proof Type Coin Index…........up 26% Silver Spot Price…................up 107% Morgan & Peace Dollar…........up 27% Silver & Gold Comm Index…...up 23% 20th Century Coin Index…......up 47% Key Dates & Rarities Index…...up 48% PCGS 3000…......................up 34% A simple equal-weight average would mean the PCGS 3000 would be up 50.6% so some of the indices must have a larger weight than 1/9th each, which makes sense. Note the Gold Spot, Gold Generic, and Silver Spot indices are all huge from their lows.