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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;mill rat41, post: 1802633, member: 16688&quot;]A plus coin is high end for the grade.</p><p><br /></p><p>a star is given to coins with high eye appeal - often for attractive toning, booming luster, or coins that just miss the pl or dmpl designations.&nbsp; A star can be given to a low end (for the grade) coin.&nbsp; A coin can be given a plus and a star.</p><p>CAC does not consider stars and pluses when evaluating a coin.&nbsp; A green sticker is given to coins they feel are solid for the grade or high end for the grade. A gold sticker is given to coins they feel are undergraded by one or more points.&nbsp; But to get a gold sticker, a coin needs to be solid for the next grade - not just squeak into a higher grade.</p><p>CAC stickered coins may bring high premiums to series that are known for overgrading, such as gem Saints. Also for coins that are known for doctoring, such as early gold and bust dollars. CAC can also help for buyers of expensive toners. They won&#039;t sticker coins they feel have been messed with - artificially toned, puttied ect.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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