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Message:: [QUOTE="mlov43, post: 2254856, member: 16729"]...but Krause HAS adjusted to new realities in some cases.  They used to list each of the ~relatively~ popular S. Korean10 Won bronze series coins (1966-1970) for under $100 in BU just until recently.  Now, the list price is a little closer to reality, as some dates in that series (before the economic recession) were going for $200 to $300 online and inching up to these numbers at coin shows before Krause woke up to the reality.  But they woke up! In the case of these slightly-more "arcane" 5 Won pieces, I chalk it up to: *Not a lot of these pieces sold in the "English-language" numismatic market*They had no pricing data (because of the above issue)*Tracking the fluctuating price of thousands of world coins is a pain*They're just crappy little brass world coins (so who cares, right?) But for Australia, really I don't see what Krause's excuse could be.   Information is clearly available to them, and in an alphabet they should be able to read. After a certain amount of time, I would imagine that they will adjust.  I just wonder about the curious time lag, and the reason for it.[/QUOTE]