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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;JCB1983, post: 1355114, member: 23885&quot;]I do not know.&nbsp; I only see the results of the eBay completed listings.&nbsp; I do not expect a professional such as yourself to accept a feeling as factual evidence.&nbsp; Likewise if we spilled 1,000 coins on a table, I do not believe that it would be possible to get a more accurate grade than you came up with on a single one.&nbsp; Economics is my major.&nbsp; It is not only my major it is a complete obsession.&nbsp; It would be nice to produce an objective market report on slabbed (toned) 50-300 dollar Franklins in the near future.&nbsp; In the meantime I suppose were speaking &quot;simple hueristics&quot; here.&nbsp; When I make my daily scans, click buy-now, and refresh my page every 15-20 minutes I will often see these coins dissapear in that alloted amount of time.&nbsp; We are talking about a small number of top rated sellers that are providing high quality mostly PCGS slabbed Franklins here.&nbsp; I am assuming that the buyers are also a small subset.&nbsp; This does not mean that general demand for franklins is up.&nbsp; Furthermore these sellers are smart.&nbsp; They are releasing their gems based upon what people are paying.&nbsp; Now that people are climbing out of the 75 dollar range for a typical MS-64/65 slabbed toner, than they are putting more on the market.&nbsp; On top of this, people are still paying the higher premium even with the supply increasing.&nbsp; This to me is evidence of a price increase.&nbsp; It could very well be that I am talking about a Franklin subset, and you are refering to high end (rare) Frankies, or Franklins in general.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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