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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Morgandude11, post: 1506185, member: 37839&quot;]Yes, I agree.&nbsp; The &quot;barely MS 65&quot; coins that squeaked through the graders, with baggy cheeks and numerous dings go for about $110-150.&nbsp; Those are the ones that one would say &quot;how is this coin a 65?&quot;&nbsp;&nbsp; Average 65s are pricing around $150-175, and those are pretty clean.&nbsp; The superior coins, ones that we say &quot;wow that is nice; it has a chance at 66,&quot; or &quot;that has real eye appeal&quot; are going in the $180-220 price range.&nbsp; Mine falls at the top IMHO, so it wasn&#039;t the CAC gave the coin the higher price--it was eye appeal, and being a very clean coin.&nbsp;&nbsp; I only looked at CAC coins, as this was an experiment when I was shopping for it, but I did compare them to other high-end 65s of that date, and all were going in the upper price range for the grade--so it wasn&#039;t the CAC governing the price, but the quality.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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