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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;NPCoin, post: 1145320, member: 5629&quot;]The Greysheet bids reflect &quot;slabbed&quot; coins, as well.&nbsp; The Greysheet reflects correctly graded sight-seen levels.&nbsp; There exists a true market of sight-unseen trading that most general collectors never see.&nbsp; The Bluesheet reflects these bid levels, and as you said, they are usually lower.&nbsp; The transactions that occur are not coins that are simply sent from dealer to dealer to peruse through and send back if they do not like it.&nbsp; True sight-unseen is sale final.</p><p><br /></p><p>This is where CAC has its &quot;use&quot; in the industry.&nbsp; It is to help identify sight-unseen offers that are not sub-par, and may in fact be &quot;PQ&quot; for the grade.&nbsp; By offering an PCGS MS-66 Gold CAC, you can be assured you will receive more than simply PCGS MS-66.&nbsp; At least, that is the idea behind it.</p><p><br /></p><p>Now, because CAC is also a market-maker, this means that they are also directly active in purchasing CAC stickered sight-unseen PCGS and NGC coins.&nbsp; So, to a dealer, not only do you have the high prospect of your green or gold CAC sticker bringing you a premium above sheet bid, but also the assurance that there would be a market for the slab...even if a CAC member has to be the one to purchase it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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