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Well, you can have a different opinion than the professional graders, that's fine. It's unrealistic to expect them to see it the same way you do. BTW, except for a handful of MS70 coins, AL… (View Post)

No, the graders saw it. It's probably not fresh. Broad and wide, somewhere between hit and scratch. Not a typical sharp, deep staple-scratch. Probably doesn't glint in the light, attracting… (View Post)

Either way, the quantity, quality, and allure of the content doesn't seem to be quite what it was 10 years ago. Perhaps the way I see it has changed, but a TON of quality folks just aren't … (View Post)

These are hard enough to grade in-hand. From a photo (even the good ones you posted) it's a guess. Looks 64-ish to me, but just about anything wouldn't surprise me. (View Post)

It adds the most value (and liquidity) when small differences in grade equate to large differences in value. CoinFacts values for a 1928-S Peace dollar: In MS64+ = $3,800 In MS65 = $22,500 If the MS6… (View Post)