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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;1865King, post: 7838579, member: 103207&quot;]That happens a lot.&nbsp;&nbsp; It seems that both NGC and PCGS so the same thing.&nbsp; I bought a 1837 seated dime that is a proof but, was graded unc. details cleaned.&nbsp;&nbsp; I knew the coin was a proof even though it showed signs of a very light cleaning.&nbsp; However, I think they do it to reduce confusion because proof is not a grade it refers to a process.&nbsp; I suppose a coin could be graded as PF details but that doesn&#039;t give enough info.&nbsp;&nbsp; Unc details means the coin has no wear but, it&#039;s been messed with.&nbsp;&nbsp; ANACS I think did this better than NGC or PCGS.&nbsp;&nbsp; They would grade a coin extra fine details net very fine.&nbsp;&nbsp; The word NET gives you an idea of how much what was done to the coin hurts it&#039;s value.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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