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<p>[QUOTE="johnmilton, post: 4425909, member: 101855"]I have never understood while a collector would buy a date and mint mark combination like this in Fine when can get get higher grade pieces for not that much more. A dealer explained to me that, as [USER=1765]@messydesk[/USER] said that the supply is actually low in this grade. The most extreme example of this is the 1885-CC. A circulated piece might sell for $195 while you cam buy an Unc. for $225.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="johnmilton, post: 4425909, member: 101855"]I have never understood while a collector would buy a date and mint mark combination like this in Fine when can get get higher grade pieces for not that much more. A dealer explained to me that, as [USER=1765]@messydesk[/USER] said that the supply is actually low in this grade. The most extreme example of this is the 1885-CC. A circulated piece might sell for $195 while you cam buy an Unc. for $225.[/QUOTE]
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