@Paradisefound said:
Just curious...@originalisbest ....why did you give 'disagree' on Kathy opinion?
Do you care to explain your point of view for me to understand ?
@Kkathyl said:
I see the scratch but don’t equate that to a cleaning. I do think it’s long but the strike and luster on that make it up.
Easy. No amount of strike or luster would make up for that HUGE distracting scratch -- it's just as bad as a scrubbed coin; pick your poison, but both are bad and shouldn't be satisfactory in one's collection. In my opinion, there's no way this one should have straight graded. I'd call this a "mistake" coin, but that's perfectly understandable, nobody's perfect.
@mannie gray said:
If you subtract the mark it looks like a 65+/66.
Even with that said, I think it should not have straight graded, but the market will decide the value, regardless of the grade (or no grade.)
@mannie gray said:
If you subtract the mark it looks like a 65+/66.
Even with that said, I think it should not have straight graded, but the market will decide the value, regardless of the grade (or no grade.)
From a strictly dollar perspective, I'd see it as a $600 coin or so for nice details and luster; no problem 63s go for a couple hundred more. I'd like to hear how dealers price problem coins from a "market grading" perspective.
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Eets just a flesh wound...
Haha... I've 'ad worse.... ;-)
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It’s a c coin.
id have to pass on that one as well. i figure wait for another one to come along
I'd scratch this coin off my list.
What does scratch mean again?
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NGC gave a foreign coin of mine AU details and the scratch on mine wasn't as big as this one!
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Looks like someone already did.
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Easy. No amount of strike or luster would make up for that HUGE distracting scratch -- it's just as bad as a scrubbed coin; pick your poison, but both are bad and shouldn't be satisfactory in one's collection. In my opinion, there's no way this one should have straight graded. I'd call this a "mistake" coin, but that's perfectly understandable, nobody's perfect.
More like a low end F grade coin.
I would rather have a nice problem free AU50 or maybe a choice XF45 over this coin, and it isn't even close for me.
I will take this coin over a 45/50.
Everyone has their own set of preferences.
Now, if it had a bad rim ding........forget about it!
From a strictly dollar perspective, I'd see it as a $600 coin or so for nice details and luster; no problem 63s go for a couple hundred more. I'd like to hear how dealers price problem coins from a "market grading" perspective.
Scratches or coins?
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Should never have straight graded.
Damage...Think I will buy a scratch off.:)
Agree with grip. That’s a significant scratch... e.g., damage. Should be in a “Details” holder.
lol! both!! part of the "learning curve"...
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