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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;NotSure, post: 768697, member: 20034&quot;]WashQuartJesse....the variety is very strictly graded to begin with.&nbsp; Die polish lines aren&#039;t (or don&#039;t seem to be) used &#039;against&#039; the grade, per se, as non-variety Washingtons are (in my experience).&nbsp; Though, strike IS important, so it would have to be on a coin by coin basis.&nbsp; If you have a specific coin (with an image), I could give a better answer to your question.&nbsp; I only say this because a certain example could have die polish lines, and still have a strong strike, yet another example from the same dies could have a much weaker strike, and the die polish lines could theoretically become a glaringly negative factor.&nbsp; Again, in my experience, each coin (as with all series, with all coins) is judged on it&#039;s own merits, and as with all coins, a great strike speaks volumes, where a weak strike pretty much better have cleaner fields, as it needs all the help it can get, should it have a weak strike.&nbsp; If there is a particular coin in question, you could post (or PM me) an image of it, and I could be more specific on a particular example.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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