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<p>[QUOTE="flintcreek6412, post: 1907646, member: 61025"]I've only been back into the coin game a few months and I've come to realize there is no actual price guide for everything. Grey sheet is a good reference for some coins. Auction prices are good but you will see such spreads in identical grades/years based upon eye appeal that I all boils down to what you feel comfortable paying.</p><p><br /></p><p>Consider something as basic as an 1883CC Morgan in MS63. You will see auction prices from $150 to $400 plus. PCGS price guide has it at $230. Grey sheet $210/225. </p><p><br /></p><p>Throw a CAC sticker on a slab and that creates an entirely new price variable. Right now I looking to pick up a coin that is more expensive than the grey sheet by about 25%. It is in the high range of realized auction prices but it's slabbed PCGS/CAC which usually seem command a bit more. But the eye appeal is 10x that of any other coin of it's grade/year. Will I get out of it what I'm looking to pay? Not likely anytime soon. But the eye appeal may just be worth it to me. Buy the coin, not the slab. Time will tell if I pull the trigger.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="flintcreek6412, post: 1907646, member: 61025"]I've only been back into the coin game a few months and I've come to realize there is no actual price guide for everything. Grey sheet is a good reference for some coins. Auction prices are good but you will see such spreads in identical grades/years based upon eye appeal that I all boils down to what you feel comfortable paying. Consider something as basic as an 1883CC Morgan in MS63. You will see auction prices from $150 to $400 plus. PCGS price guide has it at $230. Grey sheet $210/225. Throw a CAC sticker on a slab and that creates an entirely new price variable. Right now I looking to pick up a coin that is more expensive than the grey sheet by about 25%. It is in the high range of realized auction prices but it's slabbed PCGS/CAC which usually seem command a bit more. But the eye appeal is 10x that of any other coin of it's grade/year. Will I get out of it what I'm looking to pay? Not likely anytime soon. But the eye appeal may just be worth it to me. Buy the coin, not the slab. Time will tell if I pull the trigger.[/QUOTE]
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