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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Skyman, post: 2625307, member: 28299&quot;]Endeavor, given that you&#039;ve been forced to backtrack several times on your comments in this thread, I might suggest that you tone down your superlatives, and learn common nomenclature.&nbsp; For example, you cited resubmissions and crossovers inflating numbers of graded coins, and said that it&#039;s not such a &quot;Meh&quot; coin.&nbsp; Let&#039;s take your first point.&nbsp; Even assuming HALF (which I think is WILDLY too many) of all graded MS64 1928 Peace dollars are resubmissions and/or crossovers, that would still leave 1,750 MS64 OR HIGHER examples, which, BY DEFINITION, is still common.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>Secondly, with regards to meh.&nbsp; It seems like the majority of posters to this thread who have made comments about the coin, have stated that it isn&#039;t a Monster coin.&nbsp; To me, it&#039;s a low end MS64 coin.&nbsp; It&#039;s a perfectly acceptable coin (although I wouldn&#039;t buy it, as there are thousands of MS63 out there, and I strongly suspect I could find one that looks better than this MS64, and for a lower price).&nbsp; I think what set a lot of us readers off was your comment about Monster coin.&nbsp; Even the SELLER doesn&#039;t claim it&#039;s a Monster coin.&nbsp; Monster coins are like the US Supreme Court said about porn, you know it when you see one.&nbsp; I&#039;ve been collecting Peace dollars since the late 1980&#039;s.&nbsp; I hope for your sake you do get the pleasure at some point in the future to hold a Monster 1928 Peace dollar in your hand, or see one displayed at a major show.&nbsp; I know you&#039;ll enjoy it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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