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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Conder101, post: 1012591, member: 66&quot;]Another good example of the upgrading of an 1804 dollar is the Dexter specimen.&nbsp; When I first saw it in 1989 it was not slabbed and I thought it was an ugly gray toned and harshly cleaned PF-45 PF-50 coin with heavy hairlines.&nbsp; Since then it has been slabbed and crossed three times as Pf-62, then PF-64, and currently PF-65.&nbsp; And this coin has a letter D counterstamped on the back by a previous owner.&nbsp; I find it inconceivable that a hairlined, counterstamped coin could be grade PF-65 by one of the top two services.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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