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Message:: [QUOTE="Blissskr, post: 2908694, member: 34882"]While that site can certainly be useful the first thing right off the bat that I noticed is for example coin if you use the example in the image. Is that you'll see that their code search string is likely taking all listings of '1879 s morgan silver dollar ngc ms63' if you click through to see the actual results it's aggregating and averaging on Ebay (which I recognize you stated to do and continue your research. Also I'm not sure if you're pushing CT rules regarding self promotion considering the site has an area for sales, even though it doesn't have any listed currently) but how many others would just take the values listed with no research?. So while it will give you an average it's getting really getting throw off by listings where multiple coins are listed in a lot or proof like coins which don't get excluded as seen below. So again while it's a very nice tool you have to be careful just accepting it as is. For instance below and these weren't the only multi group lots or PL coins that were included in the averaging they were just the first 3 I grabbed. But how much do you think just these three listing outliers work towards inflating the average value of the example coin a '1879 s morgan silver dollar ngc ms63'? I didn't actually average it out but I'd guess at least $15-$20 [ATTACH=full]701944[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]