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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Paddy54, post: 2652300, member: 19250&quot;]Great question&nbsp; Mike.....</p><p>And yes I agree as I probably&nbsp; have 15 to 20&nbsp; &nbsp; 80 S Morgans&nbsp; and why because&nbsp; just what you posted . Nicely struck coins hammered ,frosty ,and plenty&nbsp; of eye appeal.</p><p>But another&nbsp; point as to their a signed grades who ,what, when ,and where.</p><p>What time period&nbsp; what the 80 S graded? What company&nbsp; did the grading? </p><p>Has grading standards been modified&nbsp; since the specimen&nbsp; was graded? </p><p>Not trying to start a war in here as to who&#039;s&nbsp; the&nbsp; best or worse&nbsp; grading company . But how many times have a coin been posted in the forum where most members are scratching their heads as to the a signed grade. &quot; be it over or under graded&quot;</p><p>Heavycam.monstervam&nbsp; suggestion of a new thread concerning these issues as well as values be they plus or minus.....would be I believe&nbsp; a good learning&nbsp; tool for all members.</p><p>Such a thread must have Some sorts of controls, such as information&nbsp; of TPG company , time period&nbsp; the coin was slabbed ,&nbsp; the value&nbsp; spread of the specimen&nbsp; in question .</p><p>as with this coin I posted&nbsp; in 63 -$90...65 -$300 .</p><p>Very valuable&nbsp; information&nbsp; trying to determine&nbsp; if the coin was grossly&nbsp; over or under graded.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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