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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;OldDan, post: 64873, member: 1872&quot;]You are right, and that in itself leads into another corner of the world.</p><p>Why isn&#039;t it the accepted practice to raise the price of an item and then be in line to receiver the exact same thing as it would originally have cost.example;</p><p>a nickel graded 20 for $5 in 1996, but becaue of inflation etc. the same nickel graded 20 will bring $10.&nbsp; It costs you more but you still have the original coin graded 20.</p><p>The way it seem to be, is in 1996 a coin graded 20 is the next grade up and you are buying a F12 for the money you are spending on a VF20.</p><p>I probably got&nbsp; this all mixed up, but it sure seem to be gettin the cart in front of the horse.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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