1927 Florin Slabbed

I spoke too soon. Looks like people are confusing this fringe grader for PCGS. What else could explain this price?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/140957297250

Maybe someone was using their eyes for the coin instead of the slab which is normally the case with PCGS offerings.
From what I can tell from the pics this coin has a shot at MS65 if regraded by PCGS

Would that bidder go by the mane of Mr Shiller
Or has this bidder bought before and has confidence in what he is bidding on
That 1957 florin looks to be unmolested and an easy MS64 with a good crack at being an MS65 to my uneducated eyes
If it is only a 64 the bidder looses about $60 if it makes a65 he picks up about $300 in value.
I do agree that the company going by the name of APCGS is as dodgy as a 3 dollar note But whenever buying a coin I tend to look past the slab regardless of who slabbed it.
After all when I buy a coin its the coin I want, Not the bloody plastic

I was thinking the same thing, look at the base of the bust. Trout I don't think you realise how difficult it is to get a pre-decimal coin (especially a florin) into a PCGS MS65 holder (either that or you're letting the 'MS67' grading influence your judgement). It takes an exceptional coin to make that grading.