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<p>[QUOTE="Bob Evancho, post: 3299062, member: 84595"]11 Numerical GRADES of Uncirculated but only MS-70 is perfect. Like I said in previous posts, 1 thru 69 should all be DETAILS GRADE and the CONDITION mentioned that puts it under a Perfect MS-70. </p><p> Does everyone on this thread agree with Buy the Coin and not the HOLDER? Does everyone on this thread agree with BUY the Book before you Buy the coin?</p><p>Does everyone on this Thread agree with BUY a GRADING GUIDE Book or two. I would suggest to start out with an old ANA Grading Guide Book and Buy a second or many and study them all. I even have Jason Poe's book. Read and study, you won't get as confused as the TPG's who have changed their standards over the years. BUY a coin based on your knowledge and its EYE Appeal.</p><p> There is a difference between numerical GRADE and CONDITION. Go to page 4 of this thread and on the top of the page right click on the MS-62 Morgan Dollar. Click to open in a new tab. When that page opens, click anywhere on the coin to expand it. Now go to my response and Right click on the Photo of my coin. Again click to open in a new tab. Do this for both obverse and reverse. Then click anywhere on the coin to expand the coin to see it better. PCGS MS-62 Morgan has more obverse marks and more reverse marks than my AU-58 Details coin. Mine has a CONDITION of spot on rim. But PCGS coin has more distracting marks on the obverse and 5 or more black spots on the reverse. Was SEGS too strict on my coin? Did PCGS slide contamination on their coin? This is where EYE APPEAL comes in and knowledge of GRADING and knowledge of CONDITION issues. </p><p>Does everyone on this thread agree that SEGS has the best, strongest holder for protecting a coin? My opinion is all coins from 1 to 69 should be Details GRADED identifying their CONDITION Problem. Wait till the BIG TPG's go to ++ or triple AAA. I look forward to the day there is a computer program that will GRADE and CONDITION a coin looking through its own microscopic eye with Robots then placing the coin in an unbreakable holder with description of Details GRADE and CONDITION Issue. Only one GRADE would have no CONDITION Issue and be a perfect MS-70. Then there will be only ONE Standard and no need for subjective, suggestive GRADING TPG services.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Bob Evancho, post: 3299062, member: 84595"]11 Numerical GRADES of Uncirculated but only MS-70 is perfect. Like I said in previous posts, 1 thru 69 should all be DETAILS GRADE and the CONDITION mentioned that puts it under a Perfect MS-70. Does everyone on this thread agree with Buy the Coin and not the HOLDER? Does everyone on this thread agree with BUY the Book before you Buy the coin? Does everyone on this Thread agree with BUY a GRADING GUIDE Book or two. I would suggest to start out with an old ANA Grading Guide Book and Buy a second or many and study them all. I even have Jason Poe's book. Read and study, you won't get as confused as the TPG's who have changed their standards over the years. BUY a coin based on your knowledge and its EYE Appeal. There is a difference between numerical GRADE and CONDITION. Go to page 4 of this thread and on the top of the page right click on the MS-62 Morgan Dollar. Click to open in a new tab. When that page opens, click anywhere on the coin to expand it. Now go to my response and Right click on the Photo of my coin. Again click to open in a new tab. Do this for both obverse and reverse. Then click anywhere on the coin to expand the coin to see it better. PCGS MS-62 Morgan has more obverse marks and more reverse marks than my AU-58 Details coin. Mine has a CONDITION of spot on rim. But PCGS coin has more distracting marks on the obverse and 5 or more black spots on the reverse. Was SEGS too strict on my coin? Did PCGS slide contamination on their coin? This is where EYE APPEAL comes in and knowledge of GRADING and knowledge of CONDITION issues. Does everyone on this thread agree that SEGS has the best, strongest holder for protecting a coin? My opinion is all coins from 1 to 69 should be Details GRADED identifying their CONDITION Problem. Wait till the BIG TPG's go to ++ or triple AAA. I look forward to the day there is a computer program that will GRADE and CONDITION a coin looking through its own microscopic eye with Robots then placing the coin in an unbreakable holder with description of Details GRADE and CONDITION Issue. Only one GRADE would have no CONDITION Issue and be a perfect MS-70. Then there will be only ONE Standard and no need for subjective, suggestive GRADING TPG services.[/QUOTE]
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