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<p>[QUOTE="CrustyCoins, post: 654457, member: 19115"]It would seem that PCGS often downgrades a coin if they can't be sure how the surface is under the toning. This is why many high end coins get cracked out dipped and then re-submitted in the hopes of an upgrade. Not a practice I agree with as eye appealing toned coins are hard to come by.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="CrustyCoins, post: 654457, member: 19115"]It would seem that PCGS often downgrades a coin if they can't be sure how the surface is under the toning. This is why many high end coins get cracked out dipped and then re-submitted in the hopes of an upgrade. Not a practice I agree with as eye appealing toned coins are hard to come by.[/QUOTE]
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