Is there REALLY anything wROnG with this MS-68 Walker??

go to this:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll..._BID_Stores_IT

When I look at it my toes get all fuzzy and warm...It really does look
impressive
even if the grading standard is whack.

Did somebody over dip is or give a whizzy glow?

On 23 Mar 2006 16:43:36 -0800, "frank wight"
wrote:

go to this:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll..._BID_Stores_IT

When I look at it my toes get all fuzzy and warm...It really does look
impressive
even if the grading standard is whack.

It's tough to tell for sure from the photo, but the hand looks weak
to me. If I'm gonna buy a 69 from anybody, you'd better be able to
cut yourself on the strike.

Actually, my favorite line is:

Comparable grading services list the value of this coin at $1,300.00!
in only MS67!

Which is $50 higher than what's listed on the PCGS. So, whatever
company is "comparable" to SGS, their coins fetch more than PCGS
slabbed coins. I did not know that.

take care,
Scott
swears it doesn't stand for "Scott's Grading Service"

"frank wight" wrote

When I look at it my toes get all fuzzy and warm...It really does look
impressive
even if the grading standard is whack.

Did somebody over dip is or give a whizzy glow?

It's a high end MS64 worth perhaps $75.



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Look at the weight. 5 ounces? If they can't get the weight right then
how can they grade it correctly. Oh well, it is a pretty coin anyway.

On 24 Mar 2006 05:11:44 -0800, "Lowell"
wrote:

Look at the weight. 5 ounces? If they can't get the weight right then
how can they grade it correctly. Oh well, it is a pretty coin anyway.

They must have weighed it in the slab.

take care,
Scott
"but they still need a better scale"