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This may make sense. As the grade increases the price increases - often exponentially - making it very important for the TPGS to grade the coin strictly. Thus, more apt to "bean." (View Post)

What happened to the REST OF the offset brocage on the planchet? Are you thinking that every bit of it was struck out except for these few letters on the rim? Even if the coin that caused the brocage… (View Post)

How big is the tooth? Twobitcollector, Where is the crossing? (View Post)

IMO, coin grading started this slow evolution into the game of "throwing darts at a moving target" soon after the professional coin dealers took over the job. However, it is not all bad. To… (View Post)

I just got interested in these from a post here on CU. Although I've had a collection of the Unc silver issues for decades (1956 is circ), I really stopped looking for them. With all the information … (View Post)