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<p>[QUOTE="cladking, post: 2425001, member: 68"]Your standards are arbitrary, mine are not. You can't tell what a date looks like by pop reports. With moders what you are really seeing is how valuale the upper grades are. You can't tell from a pop report that decent looking '69 quarters or '76 Ikes are tough. You can only see how many Gems the services think exist based on their grading criteria. Their grading criteria are based on how classic coins are graded and don't take differences in standards and manufacture into account.</p><p> </p><p>Collectors take such differences into account. These markets wouldn't still be in their infancy if they weren't continually be slammed by publishers, organizations, price guides, modern bashers, and dealers while being graded to the standards appropriate to coins from a century ago. </p><p> </p><p>People hate moderns because they are "junk" and because they percieve them to all be as common as grains of sand on the beech. Older collectors have never forgiven the mint and FED for what they did to us in '64/ '65. They can never like debased junk.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="cladking, post: 2425001, member: 68"]Your standards are arbitrary, mine are not. You can't tell what a date looks like by pop reports. With moders what you are really seeing is how valuale the upper grades are. You can't tell from a pop report that decent looking '69 quarters or '76 Ikes are tough. You can only see how many Gems the services think exist based on their grading criteria. Their grading criteria are based on how classic coins are graded and don't take differences in standards and manufacture into account. Collectors take such differences into account. These markets wouldn't still be in their infancy if they weren't continually be slammed by publishers, organizations, price guides, modern bashers, and dealers while being graded to the standards appropriate to coins from a century ago. People hate moderns because they are "junk" and because they percieve them to all be as common as grains of sand on the beech. Older collectors have never forgiven the mint and FED for what they did to us in '64/ '65. They can never like debased junk.[/QUOTE]
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