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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Legacy, post: 2181185, member: 74530&quot;]Sorry, I don&#039;t mean to be vague, I think my question was less about actual value or even the cost of grading, but more about the condition relative to the importance of the coin.&nbsp; Does that make any sense? I think &quot;important&quot; coins should be third party graded but the definition of &quot;important&quot; varies so widely from collector to collector.&nbsp; I&#039;m inconsistent on the value to importance ratio! I would not send in a circulated common date Morgan as it&#039;s not an important piece but my 1893-S did go in. I did grade a 1795 (2 leaves) dollar that&#039;s only VG10 and thought that made sense. The 1799 dollar (R-5) is more common but comes from an important period of American history, plus there are counterfeits so I will send it in.&nbsp; It was my first coin dated in the 1700s and I bought it 25 years ago.&nbsp; Thanks as always for all your thoughts.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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