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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;coinman0456, post: 590023, member: 18177&quot;]Oh lehigh , I do agree that TPG&#039;s will sometimes not give full importance to the strike in determining overall grade&nbsp; when the specimen has exceptional surface preservation . Taking a step back , to my thinking that this piece was perhaps &quot;bumped&quot; and &quot;crossed&quot; ,</p><p>we would be looking at a MS67 * designated specimen , a few I have seen through research ,&nbsp; which in my opinion are similarly quite eye appealing and on some points , I would say a stronger strike , albeit your item has been given the grade confirmation by CAC.&nbsp; I just don&#039;t see this warranting a premium , as your suggesting of over $700.00 or more over the MS67 (*) star designated sales , without FSB&#039;s as well . Now I may be all wet with this thinking , given the introduction in an annual sale such as Long Beach. A buyer may just jump into that with a $1,200 bid . Thanks for the post , I hadn&#039;t noticed this but I will be keeping a watchful eye on this one. As always, if you bid , I hope it&#039;s a winning bid for you.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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