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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;cat1026, post: 112658, member: 3626&quot;]The &quot;list&quot; I&#039;m going by is at the PCGS web site. Their price list under modern commemorative proof coins has the Washington S&nbsp;&nbsp; half in proof 70 DC. Their price for proof 70DC is around $800. Then a price of about $225 is listed for the coin in proof 70 DC that has the PCGS label in the slab itself signed by the mint director at the time Donna Pope. I have always assumed that a coin that is given a grade of proof 70 by PCGS is Proof 70 no matter what. The problem I have is that it is PCGS&#039; price list. They are telling you that there is a difference in the coins yet they gave the coins the same grade. What is going on? Thanks for any help in explaining this difference to me.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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