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<p>[QUOTE="kanga, post: 1825703, member: 9270"]I'm having trouble finding 2 coins to complete a set.</p><p>Not expensive; each cataloging less than $200.</p><p>But they have to be slabbed by PCGS or NGC so I can put them in an NGC Registry Set.</p><p>Naturally one of the problems is that sub-$200 coins don't get slabbed nearly as often as pricier coins.</p><p> </p><p>So now I'm putting myself under pressure to buy raw coins that will slab to my specifications.</p><p>The two coins are silver Roosevelt dimes, so:</p><p>-- I want them to be Full Torch (the easier of my two requirements; I shouldn't have a problem with this)</p><p>-- I want them to be MS-66, <b>definitely</b> not MS-65; I'll go with an MS-67 as a last resort (I'm trying to complete a matched set at MS-66)</p><p><b>And there's my problem.</b></p><p>I need to be able to grade a coin as MS-66.</p><p>The ANA grading guide doesn't even define MS-66 for Roosies; it does MS-65 and MS-67.</p><p>And as most people know the difference between the 3 grades is almost subjective, not objective.</p><p> </p><p>I think I'll start by looking for the two Roosies I want already slabbed MS-66 and determine if they'll qualify for the FT attribute.</p><p>I really dread going the raw coin route.</p><p> </p><p>Any suggestions?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="kanga, post: 1825703, member: 9270"]I'm having trouble finding 2 coins to complete a set. Not expensive; each cataloging less than $200. But they have to be slabbed by PCGS or NGC so I can put them in an NGC Registry Set. Naturally one of the problems is that sub-$200 coins don't get slabbed nearly as often as pricier coins. So now I'm putting myself under pressure to buy raw coins that will slab to my specifications. The two coins are silver Roosevelt dimes, so: -- I want them to be Full Torch (the easier of my two requirements; I shouldn't have a problem with this) -- I want them to be MS-66, [B]definitely[/B] not MS-65; I'll go with an MS-67 as a last resort (I'm trying to complete a matched set at MS-66) [B]And there's my problem.[/B] I need to be able to grade a coin as MS-66. The ANA grading guide doesn't even define MS-66 for Roosies; it does MS-65 and MS-67. And as most people know the difference between the 3 grades is almost subjective, not objective. I think I'll start by looking for the two Roosies I want already slabbed MS-66 and determine if they'll qualify for the FT attribute. I really dread going the raw coin route. Any suggestions?[/QUOTE]
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