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<p>[QUOTE="calcol, post: 3614729, member: 77639"]For NGC and PCGS certified coins, recent auction prices from PCGS auctions prices realized website is the real world for the minimum price for what collectors can expect to pay. Collectors can expect to pay more when buying from dealers. PCGS prices realized are hammer plus premium. If you're selling, you'll get only hammer, roughly 80% of the price realized value.</p><p><br /></p><p>Raw coins? If (big IF) they're accurately graded, the auction prices realized can still be used. However, the seller will be getting hammer minus certification costs.</p><p><br /></p><p>Most price guides have prices higher than auction prices realized which means they are significantly higher than hammer prices. If you want to know what you'll get for your collection, use hammer prices. Main exception is if you're willing to do the work and have the knack for online selling at venues like eBay, you can get more for your coins than selling to a dealer or via auction houses.</p><p><br /></p><p>Cal[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="calcol, post: 3614729, member: 77639"]For NGC and PCGS certified coins, recent auction prices from PCGS auctions prices realized website is the real world for the minimum price for what collectors can expect to pay. Collectors can expect to pay more when buying from dealers. PCGS prices realized are hammer plus premium. If you're selling, you'll get only hammer, roughly 80% of the price realized value. Raw coins? If (big IF) they're accurately graded, the auction prices realized can still be used. However, the seller will be getting hammer minus certification costs. Most price guides have prices higher than auction prices realized which means they are significantly higher than hammer prices. If you want to know what you'll get for your collection, use hammer prices. Main exception is if you're willing to do the work and have the knack for online selling at venues like eBay, you can get more for your coins than selling to a dealer or via auction houses. Cal[/QUOTE]
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