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<p>[QUOTE="Lehigh96, post: 1380017, member: 15309"]Even coins graded at the premium gem levels have contact marks. This coin is not riddled with marks as you would have people believe. There are some light marks on the obverse and the reverse is very clean. Are you really so arrogant that you think that PCGS can't recognize simple contact marks? There is a simple truth which you can't see because you are so busy trying to defend your moronic statements. This coin can only have one of three grades (MS65, MS64, AU58). Either the coin is accurately graded and is indeed an MS65, or the marks are little too much for the grade and it is a high end MS64. The only other option is that the wear deemed "roll friction" by the TPG is actually circulation wear and the coin should be AU58. There is no way possible that this coin is low MS.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>Yes it does, but it only provides a base. It does not equip you to handle the intricacies of series. If you don't have experience with Walkers, it is very difficult to discern "roll friction" from circulation wear. In my chosen series, Jefferson Nickels, it is very difficult to discern contact marks from planchet flaws. Are you getting the point? You need experience with most series to be an accurate grader of that chosen series.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>I never said that at all. Since I was asking for your credentials related to the series, I felt it prudent to post my own. Nothing more!</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>1. So What!</p><p>2. Dealer opinions are self serving which is why the market place demands a THIRD party grade.</p><p>3. That is your opinion, one not shared by most in the numismatic community. Not surprising though considering who your mentor is Gilligan.</p><p><br /></p><p>I will take that bet. You have claimed that the coin is low MS. I think the coin is MS64/65. I bet $500 that the coin comes back a minimum of MS64.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Lehigh96, post: 1380017, member: 15309"]Even coins graded at the premium gem levels have contact marks. This coin is not riddled with marks as you would have people believe. There are some light marks on the obverse and the reverse is very clean. Are you really so arrogant that you think that PCGS can't recognize simple contact marks? There is a simple truth which you can't see because you are so busy trying to defend your moronic statements. This coin can only have one of three grades (MS65, MS64, AU58). Either the coin is accurately graded and is indeed an MS65, or the marks are little too much for the grade and it is a high end MS64. The only other option is that the wear deemed "roll friction" by the TPG is actually circulation wear and the coin should be AU58. There is no way possible that this coin is low MS. Yes it does, but it only provides a base. It does not equip you to handle the intricacies of series. If you don't have experience with Walkers, it is very difficult to discern "roll friction" from circulation wear. In my chosen series, Jefferson Nickels, it is very difficult to discern contact marks from planchet flaws. Are you getting the point? You need experience with most series to be an accurate grader of that chosen series. I never said that at all. Since I was asking for your credentials related to the series, I felt it prudent to post my own. Nothing more! 1. So What! 2. Dealer opinions are self serving which is why the market place demands a THIRD party grade. 3. That is your opinion, one not shared by most in the numismatic community. Not surprising though considering who your mentor is Gilligan. I will take that bet. You have claimed that the coin is low MS. I think the coin is MS64/65. I bet $500 that the coin comes back a minimum of MS64.[/QUOTE]
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