Every week, I'm approached by people eager to sell their coins or currency. Often, they base their expectations on eBay prices, and that's where the educational process begins.
Anyone can list a 1943 steel penny for $1 or even $12,000 on eBay. But the key is not the asking price—it's what the item actually sells for. Many of these absurd listings don't receive a single bid.
To get a realistic idea of your item's value, always check the final sale prices. Better yet, rely on the Greysheet. This comprehensive guide consolidates auction house prices, NGC, and PCGS data, offering you a reliable source for accurate valuations.
Do the research, stay informed and you will make wise decisions in the world of numismatics.
JOHN E. RICHARD
973-418-0093
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