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<p>[QUOTE="Mac McDonald, post: 7944710, member: 117420"]There are exceptions and there are exceptions...and this is such. It took my breath away when I laid eyes on it in the photos, even with its initially inconspicuous faults, and I suspect it did similar even for the graders when first in their hands...human beings/not robots...to an extent that couldn't be overcome in the final analysis. Besides...and this is why I'm not too upset..."what goes around comes around" as is said, and maybe this somehow to a small extent makes up for the many decent and legitimately deserving (of a straight and/or higher grade) coins relegated to the virtually worthless "details" slabs for such as invisible wheel marks and other all-too-nit-picky reasons/"flaws." I dunno...just a wild theory...coins slide for all sorts of reasons. Plus, in any auction people can/do get carried away with winning at any cost...forgetting the coin...and so someone paid it. It happened to me too many times on a much smaller scale, and then later, on closer exam including buyer's remorse, I wonder why I paid what I paid.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Mac McDonald, post: 7944710, member: 117420"]There are exceptions and there are exceptions...and this is such. It took my breath away when I laid eyes on it in the photos, even with its initially inconspicuous faults, and I suspect it did similar even for the graders when first in their hands...human beings/not robots...to an extent that couldn't be overcome in the final analysis. Besides...and this is why I'm not too upset..."what goes around comes around" as is said, and maybe this somehow to a small extent makes up for the many decent and legitimately deserving (of a straight and/or higher grade) coins relegated to the virtually worthless "details" slabs for such as invisible wheel marks and other all-too-nit-picky reasons/"flaws." I dunno...just a wild theory...coins slide for all sorts of reasons. Plus, in any auction people can/do get carried away with winning at any cost...forgetting the coin...and so someone paid it. It happened to me too many times on a much smaller scale, and then later, on closer exam including buyer's remorse, I wonder why I paid what I paid.[/QUOTE]
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