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<p>[QUOTE="flintcreek6412, post: 1858515, member: 61025"]I can't say I'm big fan either. Maybe for similar or different reasons. It seems to me that any high grade coin should achieve this by the nature of their grade. When I see, and actually own a MS64 FBL I scratch my head a bit. </p><p><br /></p><p>When I discovered the FB Roosevelt(or FT) I started to read about it a bit. I then found that NGC used to just allow 6 steps to be considered FS on Jeffersons. Then for some reason they allowed for further differentiation and now designate 5FS and 6FS????? It's either got full steps or it doesn't. And then I see that PCGS just needs 5 steps for the FS grade. To me, that's like saying the ball bounced off the fence so we will call it a homerun anyway. Maybe I'll score golf the same, it was close enough so we'll call it a birdie. I digress.....</p><p><br /></p><p> I think a coin grade should speak for itself. Maybe these designations should be what keeps a coin at a lower grade. I see MS67 and 68 all day that don't have them, yet MS64-66 do? </p><p><br /></p><p>But maybe it can create another collector niche which I guess is good.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="flintcreek6412, post: 1858515, member: 61025"]I can't say I'm big fan either. Maybe for similar or different reasons. It seems to me that any high grade coin should achieve this by the nature of their grade. When I see, and actually own a MS64 FBL I scratch my head a bit. When I discovered the FB Roosevelt(or FT) I started to read about it a bit. I then found that NGC used to just allow 6 steps to be considered FS on Jeffersons. Then for some reason they allowed for further differentiation and now designate 5FS and 6FS????? It's either got full steps or it doesn't. And then I see that PCGS just needs 5 steps for the FS grade. To me, that's like saying the ball bounced off the fence so we will call it a homerun anyway. Maybe I'll score golf the same, it was close enough so we'll call it a birdie. I digress..... I think a coin grade should speak for itself. Maybe these designations should be what keeps a coin at a lower grade. I see MS67 and 68 all day that don't have them, yet MS64-66 do? But maybe it can create another collector niche which I guess is good.[/QUOTE]
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