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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Speedy, post: 118118, member: 705&quot;]True---but I&#039;m able to keep a good amount of info in my head and so the coins I&#039;m looking for I can remember the prices for the grades I&#039;m hunting...</p><p><br /></p><p>Like a 1950 PF66 Franklin will be anywhere from $400-$550....luster and cameo and such play into that....if I see one for sale in that price range I know I&#039;m not going to overspend.</p><p>Many coins like that are in my head and most of the time I&#039;m pretty near the right price.</p><p>When I find a coin at a show I don&#039;t know I ask for the Gray sheet and look it over....other wise I wait till I can view some ended auctions and get an idea for value...then that is booked in my head for later use.</p><p><br /></p><p>It is risky....and I&#039;m sure I have messed up at some times...but if I like the coin and I feel the price is right...that is all that matters.</p><p>At shows at such it is a pain to carry about books and such if you can remember such details of coins you are hunting in your head....the show I go too is about 2 hours away....so on the way there I refresh my mind and read about the coins I&#039;ll be hunting...I go over the prices I&#039;ve marked down and then when I get to the show I&#039;m pretty much ready!</p><p><br /></p><p>Speedy[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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