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Re: 1925 peace dollar confusion

I do not believe there was a "67" grade back in the 60's. It would have been assigned a BU or Gem BU at best.

LeeBone

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Re: SGC ORDER

@Cakes said:
Let me be the first to officially declare that the graded card era is over. It's just not worth the time, money, and effort anymore.

You might be on to something.

First they came for the set registry, then they came for the graded commons and now it's just about any vintage. As soon as the next crash comes and new collectors pull out of modern then things might get pretty rough for the grading companies.

I know a lot of people who've given up grading completely and are 100% doing raw again. I think we're seeing that reflected in Morris' auctions too.

BBBrkrr

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Re: Is this supportive of BRICS?

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/trump-threatens-100-tariff-on-the-bric-bloc-of-nations-if-they-act-to-undermine-u-s-dollar-b618cc3b?mod=newsviewer_click

Trump said there is “no chance” BRIC will replace the U.S. dollar in global trade and any country that tries to make that happen “should wave goodbye to America

RedneckHB

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Re: Potential feuchtwanger cent double struck error

‘Incomplete Punched Planchet’

FredWeinberg

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Re: 1925 peace dollar confusion

I would grade your coin MS-65 from the photos. Peace dollars need to also exhibit "flashy" luster and a fresh mint appearance to score the higher grades. Your coin looks very clean (not many contact marks), but is not flowing with luster for what you would like to see for 66s and 67s.