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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;C G Memminger, post: 2115546, member: 71506&quot;]I agree with you...I think.&nbsp; I have Not observed tougher grading of mid-MS grade 79-81S Morgans.&nbsp; Quite the opposite.&nbsp; In my experience submitting a few hundred Morgans to P and N, and looking a few thousand others...it is my observation that the toughest grading occurs on the cusp of a big jump in value.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>I can semi-corroborate this statement (semi, because I have never met any graders or former graders from P or N). I know a former grader from ANACS. Coins which were on the edge of a jump will get a second look.&nbsp; Coins which are not on such an edge do not get the extra attention. Time is money, and these guys look at 200+ coins in a day.&nbsp; This &quot;edge&quot; can happen on the MS grade, but also on the PL and DPL decisions.&nbsp; And I would intuit that N would give a second look at a coin granted the ever-desirable STAR.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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