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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Treashunt, post: 167359, member: 6763&quot;]Some day some of the collectors who are collecting these grade rarities are gong to have a rude awakening. </p><p>I collect rare and/or scarce dates of many different series. I will occassionally pay a premium for a very ncie piece, however, I shy away from anything what it priced becasue of an MS 66 or MS 67 etc designation where the piece increases as a multiple of the previous grade.</p><p>If an MS 65 is $25, (For example) why should an MS 66 be $100 and an MS 67 be $1,000? </p><p>These grade rarities will come crashing down as soon as someone wakes up.</p><p>There are many times where I would rather have a nice attractive AU-58 Barber quarter than the same date in MS 62, which is usually just an overgraded MS 60.</p><p>&nbsp; Is it worth the primium? Possibly, for truly rare dates. Try finding an 1896 S Barber quarter in either grade. But not for a Washington quarter.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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