its allot less than 50/50 when you are talking about a considerable price jump. When there is a huge price difference between the two grades the reason there is this difference is because they scrutinize these coins that have a possibility to make this grade allot more than ones in lower grades and they are more reluctant to give them that one point higher because of the price difference. I am pretty sure it is more like 5/95 percent that actually gets a higher grade when there is a big jump in price. It is more probable it will grade lower than it is now before it grades higher


















