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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Mike Thorne, post: 7956469, member: 56869&quot;]I agree with the moderator. Unless you&#039;re working on a Lowball Registry Set or want to sell the coin to a collector who is, there&#039;s no reason to have it certified by PCGS. I think the seller had it right with the Poor designation. By the way, if you look at the coins in Lowball collections, only <i>some</i> of them are in low grades. I was amazed to see mint state examples for some of the dates. My wife and I attended a PCGS luncheon at which the theme was Lowball collections. Each of the attendees received a PCGS slab with a G4 Barber 25c in it. I sold mine and my wife&#039;s on eBay, and they brought a lot more than a typical G4 common-date Barber 25c.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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