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May 13th 06, 09:35 PM
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Greysheet Question
I am curious. Can someone tell, for example, when the greysheet lists
prices for "AU", do they mean AU-50, AU-55, or AU-58 (a big difference in some cases). Or for VF, is it VF 20, VF 25, VF30, and VF35? Or is it an average of all the grades in a level? 
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May 13th 06, 10:38 PM
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Greysheet Question
Graysheet AU refers to AU-50, VF means VF-20, F means F-12, and Ef
means EF-40. It is not at all unusual for an AU-50 to bring over MS-60 price, sometimes quite a bit over. Ira
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