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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;LETSBUYCOINS, post: 45574, member: 2657&quot;]When you start talking about cracked dies; filled dies:&nbsp; I dont know what that means.&nbsp; Grading coins ia not easy.&nbsp;&nbsp; I think Ive learned pretty good how to grade a Morgan dollar.&nbsp; Im fairly confident if theres discoloration, its circulation wear.&nbsp;&nbsp; In addition to the discoloration on on the worn area, the coin might&nbsp; have scratchy surfaces.&nbsp;&nbsp; If you dont have glassy satiny surfaces, and what you have is pale, scratchy surfaces, then definitely the coin is worn, or cleaned.&nbsp; I still say the low tier slabs are good deals.&nbsp;&nbsp; At the coin show, a dealer said &quot;guess what: they all overgrade; PCGS included.&quot;&nbsp;&nbsp; If you&#039;re going to talk to me about Lincoln Pennies; Indian pennies:&nbsp; I dont know crap about those.&nbsp; I dont know what a cleaned penny looks like.&nbsp;&nbsp; Collectors look for RED cents?&nbsp; why is it the Morgans sell for good money with toning, but the collectors dont like Toned Pennies?&nbsp; Im sticking to Morgans.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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