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Proof 69 Vs Proof 70 Grades

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trout1105
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I thought they had a die that they rolled and 5 sides said 69 and one said 70.


When a TPG grades a coin at MS/PR 70 they also back that up with a guarantee.
I don't think they do this lightly
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In the Coin World there is no such thing as perfect because coin grading is highly subjective.


I stated "graded" perfect, not perfect coin. A final grade is an evaluation based on the expertise of more than one professional grader (at the top TGP's).

With so many high quality fakes being introduced into the market and so many inferior coins being produced my mints since like forever, I am one of the many who values very much the services of TGP's, even for some of the most recently released coins. If I really desire a high grade coin graded by a top TPG (whether ANACS, NGC, or PCGS) and I am presented with both a 70 and a 69 and if the 70 is priced right, I'm going to buy the 70 simple as that.


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Old thread, but I found this helpful. Cracked my 007 coin out of its 69 grading case, and just enjoying the coin. Got a nice discount due to the grade, but I'm indifferent. James Bond is just cool.
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