I'd love to bump it up, I could be talked into it, I know I want to.
Regardless this was the best piece I found for the date/mark combination for a set of ten cent pieces that one of my sons friends wants. He wants all the ten cent pieces 1902-1936 inclusive. Target price is 100 per year (or less of course) with eye appeal outweighing technical grades. He was looking through my books and wondered why the spares boxes had higher grade coins. I just told him I want my collection to look as good as possible, so a great looking 64 is better to me than an ugly 65 any day.
After all, what do we do with coins? We look at them.
I need to take a video of this one, it looks so good in the light, it's ridiculous.