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NEWP Neon Washington Quarter! Feel free to guess the grade!
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66?
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<< <i>Type B and 67 seems reasonable. >>
Yep . . . I believe it's a Type B.
Looks like an EOR toner.
MS-66 . . . Nice coin.
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<< <i>I know the grade so I won't post to spoil the surprise but I don't think they got the grade right...that's all I will say >>
OK, I'm officially changing my guess to MS64...
(I would even be ok with a MS66+ as the pics exaggerate a couple of hits, imho).
A MS67 would be possibly stretching it.
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good thing there wasn't a link posted to that public album. holy cow!
i'll guess 67
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If it's graded a lot higher now, it just shows how inconsistent PCGS grading is.
I would like to think it's still an MS64 -- just so I can maintain some semblance of confidence in PCGS grading.
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<< <i>Still a 64 >>
my confidence is intact!
honestly when i owned it, i thought the reverse looked like a 66
but i wondered if pcgs penalized it for the unusual obverse color
there are some obverse ticks too
i bought it from kyrptonitecomics on ebay and shane thought it was a 65
if i was grading it ... that what i would have gone with. 64 obv and 66 rev. net 65
but its good to see pcgs be consistent
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1. Eye Appeal Adds a LITTLE, and forgives alot.- This coin has an eye appealing obverse, and brings it from a low quality 64 (the obverse looks far too rough for a PQ 64 without the toning) to a decent 64. Perhaps it is worthy of a 64+.
2. The reverse can only hurt a coin, not help it. - The money side of a coin is the obverse, and the reverse cannot carry or bring up the grade of the coin. If the obverse is extremely baggy and deserves a 62 grade, but the reverse is a 66, the coin is still going to max out at 62, possibly 62+. You see this alot with CC morgans. The idea of averaging the coin to a 65 because of a 64 obv and a 66 rev therefore is just not the way coins are graded. In an alternate case if the obv was a 66 and the reverse a 64, the coin might be graded 65, because the obverse holds the weight.
I will admit I am biased because I had seen the grade at the same time I saw the coin and therefore never looked at it with fresh eyes, but I've done my best to offer an explanation to the grade. On a coin like this though, the plastic doesn't matter much because the toning is going to determine the price.
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<< <i>Still a 64 >>
my confidence is intact!
honestly when i owned it, i thought the reverse looked like a 66
but i wondered if pcgs penalized it for the unusual obverse color
there are some obverse ticks too
i bought it from kyrptonitecomics on ebay and shane thought it was a 65
if i was grading it ... that what i would have gone with. 64 obv and 66 rev. net 65
but its good to see pcgs be consistent >>
How does this imply consistency? I am pretty sure it's still in the same holder it was in when you owned it.
This little quarter gets around. I personally don't find it very attractive. To each his own.
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<< <i> How does this imply consistency? I am pretty sure it's still in the same holder it was in when you owned it. >>
I probably didn't communicate this very well.
What I was trying to say was I didn't want to hear that PCGS re-graded this as an MS67+ or something.
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