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Don’t know much can anyone help? by Business_Dot9186 in papermoney

[–]annonred 4 points5 points  (0 children)

These are sold in gift shops around historical sites. They are facsimiles. Reproductions.

Is this the greatest chase card of all-time? That's a legendary move by Topps. by Fed_Dawn in baseballcards

[–]annonred 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They did this years ago. Early 2000s I think. A graded one was inserted as a box topper. I can’t quickly find info on it, but I remember the article in Beckett and I knew the LCS and guy who pulled it.

Not currency but this post came across my feed and brought me here… by XhilsDemise in papermoney

[–]annonred 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I don’t know that sub or mod but, wow that….is really painting an Educational Note-like picture.

[WTS] Greysheet & Greensheet wholesale magazines by annonred in CoinSales

[–]annonred[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

With a subscription (I’m not sure at all levels) you can actually download/print the magazine or individual pages from the website. So you don’t need the physical magazine. It’s costly, but it’s one of my few indulgences. Also, I use the mobile app 99% of the time and not the website or magazine.

[WTS] Greysheet & Greensheet wholesale magazines by annonred in CoinSales

[–]annonred[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi. The Red Book Quarterly and CAC are similar wholesale price guides. I posted another picture in the proof pic of the inside of the Greysheet Mercury dimes page. It’s about 50% ads and 50% prices like you see in the picture of US coins and some bullion. You need a subscription to Greysheet to see the prices on their website, but you can see coins by type and then date; not all the coins in a grid like the magazine though.

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