A funny look at an "historical" event AND at how slow things get updated around here ~ OR
RBinTex
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Still in the price guide at $4,000 
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I bet the owner of the 64 in 70DCAM thinks his is worth tenfold of THAT number (even though the price guide has NO price on a coin that actually exists).
To give credit where credit is due:
PCGS site says:
Significant examples:
PCGS PR-70DCAM. Heritage 1/2003:5815, $39,100.00 - reconsigned to Heritage 1/2004 where it was removed from the sale.
PCGS subsequently puchased the coin under its grading guarantee, lowered the grade to PR-64DCAM, and reimbursed the owner $40,250.00.
:I bet the owner of the 64 in 70DCAM thinks his is worth tenfold of THAT number (even though the price guide has NO price on a coin that actually exists).
To give credit where credit is due:
PCGS site says:
Significant examples:
PCGS PR-70DCAM. Heritage 1/2003:5815, $39,100.00 - reconsigned to Heritage 1/2004 where it was removed from the sale.
PCGS subsequently puchased the coin under its grading guarantee, lowered the grade to PR-64DCAM, and reimbursed the owner $40,250.00.
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This is the comment I am wondering about. Did PCGS ever publicly state what the "improper storage" was? I would think it would be in everyone's best interest to know the wrong way to store these coins.
Wondercoin
Yes he does!!