So the grade can't be the ANACS grade, right? I'm paying for an MS 65 1921 Peace dollar on layaway right now, and if I could get an MS 66 version of both 1921 dollars for $600, I should be in the corner with a dunce cap.
Does ANACS have anything whatsoever to do with these coins? Maybe they were taken from ANACS slabs, and are therefore "authentic" as indicated on the front of the double slab, but the MS 66 grade has got to be the fantasy of whoever put the new slab together.
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Cameron Kiefer
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<< <i>I am suprised they were able to put the ANACS logo on the plastic.
Cameron Kiefer >>
So am I. I wonder what is going on here?
Does ANACS have anything whatsoever to do with these coins? Maybe they were taken from ANACS slabs, and are therefore "authentic" as indicated on the front of the double slab, but the MS 66 grade has got to be the fantasy of whoever put the new slab together.
I thought 1921 Morgans were from the lowest relief dies made in that design.
Well, it's an eBay auction, so I should expect some misinformation.
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