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What does the image in the "G" represent?
SoFlo
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In the PCGS logo the "G" has what appears to be a profile of someone, or is that something else?
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Isn't that the liberty head?
Don't quote me on that.
The "Big G" stands for "Grading!"
That is a profile of Liberty from a coin.... Cheers, RickO
All these years I thought it was David Hall.
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Profile of Liberty...Ok I'll go with that but, I still think it resembles a crappy map of South America.
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I think it looks like this image of Liberty to be exact.
So this is where the G spot is. After all this time!
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I think it looks more like a simplified, cartoonish version of the obverse of this (with the bottom squished in to make it approximate a "G"):
Or maybe even this one:
Better late than never, I suppose...
Maybe, has anyone tried a scratch and sniff on the "G"?
Jokes aside I think it's awesome PCGS incorporated such a lovely design into their logo.