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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Paddy54, post: 3436103, member: 19250&quot;]Just another example of an over graded coin...sorry..... yes luster ,eye appeal at arms lenght...a flashy 64. And one personally I would pay any more than 64 money.</p><p>My reasoning this is the type of coin sitting in most probably in a 66 /67 holder.</p><p>A new collector see it sad &quot;Wow&quot; ! That&#039;s pretty buys it at 67 money ,grows tierd tries to sell it....oh but wait....no buyers @67 money! </p><p>Now the YN feels cheated, taken....deciedes&nbsp; coin collecting really isn&#039;t my thing,and leaves the hobby..... I have seen this happen several times.</p><p>Especially on series like Franklins...I like them personally...only need 3 proofs to complete the collection. ..... </p><p>I&#039;ve sat at shows greeted people at the door signed them in....they wish to sell a complete set nice unc. Coins in a capital holder....and 30 some dealers just pass.....why their offer would be at melt only!</p><p>That said they rather decline to buy then make an offer the makes the seller mad.</p><p>The other side of the coin pun intended...they don&#039;t want to tie up their cash flow on a series that they are over stocked on already.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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