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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Vitagen, post: 339049, member: 10636&quot;]it&#039;s an oxymoron in coin collector lingo.</p><p>Of course the coin has been &quot;circulated&quot; with change, BUT the quality still appears to be much much less circulated than the rest...and it&#039;s just easier and more traditional to just call it uncirculated.&nbsp; Even PCGS gives coins grades of MS-65+ that have been found in rolls of circulated coins and MS-65+ is uncirculated in coin lingo.</p><p><br /></p><p>heh technically, even the production process of certain coins at the U.S. Mints intended for circulation are ALREADY circulated a tiny bit (still, that&#039;s circulated, they&#039;ve been through machines and dropped into rolls slamming into each other.) thus even though the whole roll can easily be graded MS68-69 and 70, they&#039;ve been thrown around already in the mint haha.&nbsp; </p><p>We cannot challenge the ways of the mint however.&nbsp; They supply the hobby![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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