NGC Price Guide

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  1. fishball

    fishball New Member Silver Stacker

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    So NGC must've heard what PCGS did and didn't want to miss out on the action.

    They have created a priceguide for coins much like PCGS but the bias is even worse than PCGS (imo).

    They classify the price of a 64 grade Panda as the same as RAW/OMP whereas PCGS puts it at around a 67-68 grade price.

    http://www.ngccoin.com/priceguide/c...CategoryID=1&subcat=Silver-Pandas-coin-prices

    Now we have many many price guide/sources to analyze Panda prices. Information is... panda power!
     
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    The PCGS and NGC price guides are more or less useless :)
     
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    It probably can't be more useless than the price guide for old china coins.
     
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    fishball New Member Silver Stacker

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    Still... good to see them caring enough to 'try' something. Goes to show they consider the MCC market important.
     
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    Yep it is good at least they try.

    For old China coins, they just plug the figure from Krause and force it into numerical grade, which is odd. The figure makes no sense at all.
     
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    I always find extreme joy with rational intelligence ... could not agree more.
     
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    Completely, I would load up if I could At the prices they are listing!
     
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    So whats the best source for Chinese values,ie pandas and others from the 1980's onwards
     
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    fishball New Member Silver Stacker

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    Pricepedia by Peter Anthony.

    Covers at least
    - Pandas
    - Lunars (Chinese)
    - Historical Figures
    - Those sport thingy coins
    - Dragon & Phoenix
    - Unicorns
    - YOTC
    - Peacocks
    ... etc
     
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    Actual market prices.

    Fishball's site gives you a good overview of generic coin (panda types) prices. The CC will give you market information down to each variety and individual coin (any type) if you want.
     
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    Honestly I was fairly impressed with the NGC Modern Chinese Coin prices.

    I did not spend a lot of time but basically just scanned through the Silver Pandas and checked the prices on 69's and felt most are decently accurate.

    For such a dynamic market where price swings on any particular coin can be as much as 25% from one day to the next I felt it is a fair representation.

    Using the NGC prices along with Peter's pricepedia, The Coin Compendium & fishballs new app I think a person can formulate a strategic buy/sell plan.

    Nothing is perfect :)
     
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    :)
     
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