A Gorgeous Bicentennial Ike. Wonder If Its Worth Getting Graded

@T-BOP, this is a major reason I would not pay a massive premium for "perfect" coins. Even disregarding the potential subjectivity, a perfect coin is by definition a fragile thing. I would be too worried about it. It seems that the coin grader's breath could ruin it. Too humid or a tiny bump and there goes your investment.

Gosh what have I started? Hahaha. Ive learned alot through your input guys.

I wouldn't it's hard to tell because it's in a holder but it's probably not perfect. I also don't think its a deep cameo but the photo would have to be straight on and level to be sure of that. To my understanding, most coin leave the mint at a lower grade than a 70. Which is why they are rare, and why they price so much higher. That coin got put in the holder at some point, albeit 40+ years ago. They also don't sit sung on the holder.