1986 Silver Proof Eagle, Would You Get It Graded?

Y'know it's pretty funny how a coin can come off the Mint line right after being pressed doesn't grade in at MS-70. But it shows how many things during the minting process can gum things up and give us an MS-69. But even there, what a lot of people don't realize is basically, rounds like ASEs are created for bullion/melt value and for speculator/collectors like us to fawn and debate over.

IMO, if an ASE in MS-70 is something on the bucket list, buy one already grade and slabbed, letting the seller absorb the cost for that instead of you. But even there, even an MS-70's true worth is its melt value.

NGC has NCS conservation available. They could probably take care of that toning easily. But that adds to the cost and it's on the lower value coin.