When you get a "70" are you sometimes hesitant to closely examine the coin fearing you wil

bumanchu

I sometimes, well usually, fear that I will get a coin back that is graded perfect and had something wrong with it that the graders missed.

Of couse this thread is directed to collectors of modern crap, as we are the only ones that will get the 70's

Anybody else feel similarly?

Hyperion

once it's slabbed. it's effectively perfect. why worry aboutit?

Barndog

<< <i>once it's slabbed. it's effectively perfect. why worry aboutit? >>



Yes, buy the coin, sell the plastic is a profitable technique

53BKid

I actually really enjoy studyng the coin that much more. I've only received a few 70s back from PCGS. Looking at the devices and every mm of the field finding nothing distracting is a wonder.

When there's no noise...just silence studying a perfect coin, I find a very medatative feeling develops...most healthy for the soul. (No kidding!)

carl

You scared me. I thought you were talking about my age. If I buy a slabbed graded 70, I don't worry about checking it our for errors, flaws, etc. I'm to old. Let others do it for me.