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Sales & Checkout

Sold comps — auction houses and eBay solds

What notes and coins actually sold for at auction and on eBay. Greysheet is the dealer guide; this is what people paid.

Open Sold comps → Opens your members area in a new tab

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Step-by-step instructions

  1. 1 Open Sold comps

    In the sidebar: Quick reference → Sold comps (same page as the former Note Auction Comps). Search a Friedberg number, series, coin name, charter, or keyword.

  2. 2 Read auction houses and eBay together

    Results mix Lyn Knight, Stack’s Bowers, GreatCollections, Heritage, and eBay. Newest first. You see an average, a typical (median), a range, and the last sales. Greysheet stays the dealer guide; comps show what people actually paid.

  3. 3 Same sales for every shop

    eBay solds are stored once per coin or note, then every shop can use them. No extra dealer fee.

  4. 4 On Coin lookup

    Phone and desktop lookup can show recent solds next to your shop buy/sell when that type is already on file. This is the same data as Sold comps — not a second subscription.

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Greysheet Hints During a Buy

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