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<p>[QUOTE="johnmilton, post: 4834322, member: 101855"]For as long as there have been grading companies, there have been “A”, “B” and “C” rated coins within the number grades. I agree with you that the OP coin has a bit too many marks to be an MS-65. It’s been my experience that CC dollars get more grading breaks than other Morgan Dollars. That’s not true for all of them, but it happens enough to come to that conclusion.</p><p><br /></p><p>As for modern PCGS grading, I think that <b>on average</b> they were more strict years ago than now. This is where the “Old Green Label” (OGL) idea comes in. I view the green label period as the golden age of PCGS. <b>On average </b>the grading was more conservative, <b>but</b> they issued some clunkers then too.</p><p><br /></p><p>Bottom line. There is no substitute for learning how to grade. You can’t depend on brand names, label colors or stickers to keep you away from traps.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="johnmilton, post: 4834322, member: 101855"]For as long as there have been grading companies, there have been “A”, “B” and “C” rated coins within the number grades. I agree with you that the OP coin has a bit too many marks to be an MS-65. It’s been my experience that CC dollars get more grading breaks than other Morgan Dollars. That’s not true for all of them, but it happens enough to come to that conclusion. As for modern PCGS grading, I think that [B]on average[/B] they were more strict years ago than now. This is where the “Old Green Label” (OGL) idea comes in. I view the green label period as the golden age of PCGS. [B]On average [/B]the grading was more conservative, [B]but[/B] they issued some clunkers then too. Bottom line. There is no substitute for learning how to grade. You can’t depend on brand names, label colors or stickers to keep you away from traps.[/QUOTE]
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