Well it probably started out as an SS Central America coin. They were happy to high grade those curated pieces, then it got either reholdered and sent in for regrade and they weren't about to downgrade it, so it lost its pedigree but kept its high grade.
<< <i>Well it probably started out as an SS Central America coin. They were happy to high grade those curated pieces, then it got either reholdered and sent in for regrade and they weren't about to downgrade it, so it lost its pedigree but kept its high grade. >>
That is just disturbing if true
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How the hell did that coin grade MS65?
Russ, NCNE
Russ, NCNE
TorinoCobra71
And with gradeflation, it could be a 66 by next year!
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How the hell did that coin grade MS65?
Russ, NCNE >>
That's what I was thinking.
I could make a statement about like minds, but forget it.
MBT
<< <i>How the hell did that coin grade MS65? >>
Apparently, the Kool-Aid was spiked in the grading room that day.
<< <i>Well it probably started out as an SS Central America coin. They were happy to high grade those curated pieces, then it got either reholdered and sent in for regrade and they weren't about to downgrade it, so it lost its pedigree but kept its high grade. >>
That is just disturbing if true