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<p>[QUOTE="Morgandude11, post: 1671652, member: 37839"]Doug, I am sorry but although I respect you, I cannot take your grading seriously. Nothing against you--you are experienced, a nice guy, and obviously love coins. However, when 80-90% of the people will say MS 64 or MS 65 and you say AU 58, YOU are being unrealistic--nothing personal, but your grading standard is so much more severe than the rest of the world. Perhaps you have some bias against what you think is overly lenient grading by the TPGs, but I just don't agree with you most of the time. Nothing whatsoever personal--just a professional difference. I honestly have been collecting Morgans for so long that I feel my grading and observation skills are strong for that series. Are they better than everybody else? NO. However, I also trust TPG standards far more than you do, and I will say for the 50th time--THEY get it right 95% of the time. Yes, I think my coin is in the same rubric as the PCGS photo grade and stand by my feeling that it is a "garden variety" MS 65, with pretty toning. Had it not been so, I would not have bought it. Besides, it looks prettier in hand.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Morgandude11, post: 1671652, member: 37839"]Doug, I am sorry but although I respect you, I cannot take your grading seriously. Nothing against you--you are experienced, a nice guy, and obviously love coins. However, when 80-90% of the people will say MS 64 or MS 65 and you say AU 58, YOU are being unrealistic--nothing personal, but your grading standard is so much more severe than the rest of the world. Perhaps you have some bias against what you think is overly lenient grading by the TPGs, but I just don't agree with you most of the time. Nothing whatsoever personal--just a professional difference. I honestly have been collecting Morgans for so long that I feel my grading and observation skills are strong for that series. Are they better than everybody else? NO. However, I also trust TPG standards far more than you do, and I will say for the 50th time--THEY get it right 95% of the time. Yes, I think my coin is in the same rubric as the PCGS photo grade and stand by my feeling that it is a "garden variety" MS 65, with pretty toning. Had it not been so, I would not have bought it. Besides, it looks prettier in hand.[/QUOTE]
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