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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Speedy, post: 154239, member: 705&quot;]Why is that bad??....if the person thinks that the item is worth it then why can&#039;t he pay more?</p><p>If he doesn&#039;t know how to grade and takes the grade from the grading company then I would also say its not the sellers problem...its the buyers....</p><p>I can take the 2005 Minn Quarter Double die that I found yesterday and mark it $1000---now if someone wants that coin for their set why would it be bad for them to pay it?....when I&#039;m hunting a coin most of the time the price is not even in the photo untill I see if I like the coin---if I think it would fit in my set then I look at the price and decided if I think that I can swing it....if I can then I buy it....if that is Gray Sheet price great....if that is $100 over Gray Sheet price then that also is ok.</p><p>When I bought my 1909-S IHC I paid about $50+ over Gray Sheet---the reasons---it was a hard to find coin in a higher grade (VF) and in 5 years of collecting I had only seen about 1 in this grade and none that I can think of better.</p><p><br /></p><p>Speedy[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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