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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;coinage86, post: 214580, member: 7584&quot;]I dont know if that answers the question, satooko.&nbsp; maybe it does.&nbsp;&nbsp; The dealers are in business to make money.&nbsp; is that the answer why they pay close to the lower grade?&nbsp;&nbsp; If the hobby/industry did it mathematically,&nbsp; an 1880-o in ms61 would be around $130;&nbsp; An MS-62 would be around $225.&nbsp;&nbsp; But I guess that makes too much sense.&nbsp;&nbsp; If I buy an MS-62 morgan 1880-o, the dealers would rather pay close to the MS-60 price of $50!!!!!!!!&nbsp; It doesnt seem rational!!!&nbsp; It doesnt seem legit!!!!!!!!!!&nbsp;&nbsp; A slab from NGC or PCGS in an MS61 or MS62 is a waste of time and money. The dealers dont want to pay you for it!!!!!!!&nbsp; And the dealer I sold my morgans to, I can NOT say he screwed me.&nbsp; HE gives me fair prices based on greysheet.&nbsp; PLUS two years ago I walked out the show with $200 he gave me for a prooflike 1880-o morgan, and it was a problem coin!!&nbsp; It had a weird black stain on liberty&#039;s cheek.&nbsp; He said it looked like it passed thru some sort of counting machine.&nbsp; I forget exactly what he told me.&nbsp; But it had a prooflike surface, and he gave me $200!!!!!&nbsp; so my go-to dealer to sell coins to, gives me fair deals.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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