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<p>[QUOTE="mikenoodle, post: 982240, member: 307"]I think you're a little out there on this one. To say that there are cruddy 70s is absurd. A coin must have spectacular eye appeal to be graded above MS-67. In fact it is the insistence that an MS-70 coin is perfect by the TPGs that bothers people most IMO.</p><p><br /></p><p>70s basically all look the same. Nearly perfect. I say nearly because in my experience, I have rarely, if ever, seen a coin that not only has no marks at all but also has an absolutely complete strike. That, among other things, would be what is necessary for a 70 grade in my world. </p><p><br /></p><p>The whole MS-69 vs MS-70 thing is at the investment end of the "hobby" and therefore doesn't worry me at all. Whether or not these standards change or get corrected will only affect the value of the high-end graded coins. I will never buy these pieces because they don't interest me in the least. I don't care if I make a profit when I sell something mostly because I try to never sell anything. Don't get me wrong, it's nice to make money when you sell, but it's not why I collect coins.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="mikenoodle, post: 982240, member: 307"]I think you're a little out there on this one. To say that there are cruddy 70s is absurd. A coin must have spectacular eye appeal to be graded above MS-67. In fact it is the insistence that an MS-70 coin is perfect by the TPGs that bothers people most IMO. 70s basically all look the same. Nearly perfect. I say nearly because in my experience, I have rarely, if ever, seen a coin that not only has no marks at all but also has an absolutely complete strike. That, among other things, would be what is necessary for a 70 grade in my world. The whole MS-69 vs MS-70 thing is at the investment end of the "hobby" and therefore doesn't worry me at all. Whether or not these standards change or get corrected will only affect the value of the high-end graded coins. I will never buy these pieces because they don't interest me in the least. I don't care if I make a profit when I sell something mostly because I try to never sell anything. Don't get me wrong, it's nice to make money when you sell, but it's not why I collect coins.[/QUOTE]
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