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MS-60 Isn't What It Used To Be?

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Well, it is a silver blank
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Yea its just the plancet was never struck. That said I have no idea why a grade was attached to it. Commems has a thread about these from a while back I believe
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Chances are they felt this one did not circulate as a coin would.
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First off thats a really interesting peice. I wonder what medal it was supposed to be?
Second, I think that deserves more like an AU 50 details. Looks like its been cleannnnned
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This seems like a joke, how can you grade a blank professionally? and 60 seems wayyy too high for that.
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It has value because its so rare for slipping through the cracks eh, like rare error stamped coins and paper currency....
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Quote:
MS-60 Isn't what it used to be?

Nope... but then neither am I!

Can't see how a blank silver round can have a grade attached to it, though.
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My thoughts exactly on why it was graded in the first place.
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I have my doubts. It could be a fake blank in a fake slab.
No way of proving that, however.

There is no way of checking the blank for fineness without breaking the slab.
If you do that, it cannot be returned to the seller.
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lol 200+ I just LOL!! I wouldnt pay more then scrap for it
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theres definitely a premium for an error like that, such a cool blank
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What a load of old codswallop, How on earth can you grade a coin that has never been minted
What is next PCGS population reports on baked bean can lids
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So now I can use my hole saw to cut ounce disks of silver from a sheet send them to a TPG and their value goes up 600%?
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next is grade an air from the mint )))
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What a load of old codswallop, How on earth can you grade a coin that has never been minted


Couldn't agree more. How can something have MS-60 detail if it never had the details in the first place due to never being struck. This is the biggest load of crap from the TPG. I recognise it could be a genuine error but seriously trying to attach a grade to a blank planchet
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