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Message:: [QUOTE="World Colonial, post: 2477905, member: 78153"]I don't believe the prices are as off as you imply.  In the example that you gave, you need to look at actual sales.   Heritage records two sales of a 1983-P PCGS MS-66 in the last month, at $35 and $55.  They might be over graded by your standards but that is what PCGS graded them and they must certainly be a lot better than an MS-60. I don't believe anyone would have success selling a roll of 83-P quarters in MS-60 for $800 or $20 each, graded or not.  In a slab, I doubt an MS-60 would even sell for the grading fee. On eBay right now, someone has five NGC MS-65 offered for $25 each with one sold.  (Eleven are pictured.)  If this coin is really worth $20 in MS-60, you should go out and buy every one of them, right now. <a href="http://www.ebay.com/itm/ONE-1983-P-WASHINGTON-QUARTER-25c-MS-65-NGC-CERTIFIED-ONE-S-H-FOR-ANY-QUANTITY-/351784414528?hash=item51e7fc2d40:g:0fwAAOSw-4BXYBzg" target="_blank" class="externalLink ProxyLink" data-proxy-href="http://www.ebay.com/itm/ONE-1983-P-WASHINGTON-QUARTER-25c-MS-65-NGC-CERTIFIED-ONE-S-H-FOR-ANY-QUANTITY-/351784414528?hash=item51e7fc2d40:g:0fwAAOSw-4BXYBzg" rel="nofollow">http://www.ebay.com/itm/ONE-1983-P-WASHINGTON-QUARTER-25c-MS-65-NGC-CERTIFIED-ONE-S-H-FOR-ANY-QUANTITY-/351784414528?hash=item51e7fc2d40:g:0fwAAOSw-4BXYBzg</a>[/QUOTE]