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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;TheOverman, post: 219602, member: 8268&quot;]I&#039;m new to coins and I wanted to find the values of my coins.&nbsp; I purchased a copy of the new 2008 Red Book.&nbsp; I have found their values to be inflated.&nbsp; I buy random coins that I like and I figured the Red Book would be a good way to see if I am over paying for my coins.&nbsp; It seems that it does work that way.&nbsp; If I pay higher than Red Book, it was probably a stupid deal, but Red Book does not seem to be terribly accurate.&nbsp; I understand how markets work; coins are worth the price that a buyer is willing to pay, but come on.&nbsp; I don’t have the time to follow auctions for each coin.&nbsp; I am wondering if there is a trick to Red Book like only paying 1/2 or 2/3 of the listed value.&nbsp; What do you suggest to get a decent assessment of valuations without keeping a close eye on auctions?</p><p><br /></p><p>TheOverman[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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